🚒 Firefighter/Paramedic | Fighting for FL-21 | Healthcare. Clean Water. Real Wages. | Running for U.S. Congress 🌴 |
Port St Lucie, FL
Joined March 2025
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I’m not a career politician, I’m a firefighter, an EMT, a paramedic, a husband, a father, and someone who has spent my life serving others when they needed help most. Now, I’m running for Congress because I believe that same commitment to service belongs in Washington.
I know what it’s like to make life-or-death decisions, to work alongside people from every background, and to see firsthand the challenges families face, from rising healthcare costs and housing affordability to protecting our environment and strengthening public safety.
My campaign is about putting people before politics, listening before leading, and delivering real results for Florida’s Treasure Coast.
Together, we can fight for:
🚒 Stronger support for first responders
🏥 Affordable, accessible healthcare
🌊 Clean water and environmental protection
🏠 Affordable housing and economic opportunity
🗳️ A government that works for everyone, not just the well-connected
This campaign isn’t about me, it’s about us and the future we want to build together. Join the movement, share this video, and let’s make history together.
Florida Congressional District 21, after 8 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 55,765
Democrat: 45,488
NPA: 23,157
(~ 38% Voter Turnout)
Candidates:
Brian Mast (R)
James Martin (D)
Alex Cooke (I)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Rest easy, my brother. Thank you for the memories, the friendship, the laughs, and the positive energy you brought into this world.
From the Boys & Girls Club to the firehouse, I’ll always be grateful our paths crossed.
I’ll never forget you, Austin Hodge. Until we meet again, brother.
Florida Congressional District 21, after 8 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 49,603
Democrat: 40,933
NPA: 20,537
(~ 33% Voter Turnout)
Candidates:
Brian Mast (R)
James Martin (D)
Alex Cooke (I)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Florida Congressional District 21, after 7 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 43,535
Democrat: 36,594
NPA: 18,013
(~ 30% Voter Turnout)
Candidates:
Brian Mast (R)
James Martin (D)
Alex Cooke (I)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Florida Congressional District 21, after 6 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 40,457
Democrat: 33,896
NPA: 16,578
(~ 28% Voter Turnout)
Candidates:
Brian Mast (R)
James Martin (D)
Alex Cooke (I)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Bernard Taylor retweeted
Today, I’m honored to share that President Obama is supporting our campaign for the U.S. Senate.
President @BarackObama & I both started as organizers in our communities, because we immediately understood that real changes come from regular folks joining the fight.
#AngieForFlorida
Bernard Taylor retweeted
Angie Nixon: We keep losing because we listen to the consultants.
People are just tired. They're tired of the people suited up that are so poll tested and rigid. They want someone that is AUTHENTIC. They want someone who they can see themselves in—and I'm that person.
Bernard Taylor retweeted
Today is National Black Man Voter Day! 🗳️
Black men, our voices matter, our votes matter, and our communities deserve to be heard!
There’s power in our participation. Make a plan. Show up!
We have nothing to prove, but EVERYTHING to contribute.
blackmenvote.org/commit
Florida Congressional District 21, after 5 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 36,049
Democrat: 30,195
NPA: 14,680
(~ 25% Voter Turnout)
Candidates:
Brian Mast (R)
James Martin (D)
Alex Cooke (I)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Florida Congressional District 21, Day 4 of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 29,668
Democrat: 25,806
NPA: 12,234
(~ 21% Voter Turnout)
Candidates:
Brian Mast (R)
James Martin (D)
Alex Cooke (I)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Change isn’t gonna happen by you sitting at home and hoping someone else does it for you. If you’re here in St. Lucie, Martin, Or Palm Beach County, and you need to go today and make sure your voice is heard. That’s the only way we can change our representation here in FL-CD 21.
Florida Congressional District 21, Day 3 of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Republican: 23,430
Democrat: 21,545
NPA: 9,855
(~ 16% Voter Turnout)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Florida Congressional District 21, After Day 2 of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting).
Democrat: 13,131
Republican: 12,124
NPA: 5,612
(~ 9% Voter Turnout)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Yesterday was a solid start here in Florida Congressional District 21,
Democrat: 9,508
Republican: 8,195
NPA: 3,977
However there is still a lot of work to be done. To put things in perspective:
2022 Midterm Elections (Total Voter Turnout: 328,505)
Brian Mast: 208,164
Corina Robinson: 119,891
St Lucie: Mast - 72,888 and Robinson - 47,960
Martin: Mast - 55,018 and Robinson - 22,233
Palm Beach: Mast - 80,708 and Robinson 49,698
We have to run up the numbers and increase the turnout gaps in St. Lucie and Palm Beach to have a chance for an upset.
Reach out to everyone you know to get them to go vote early. Go pick them up and take them to the polls if necessary.
Florida Congressional District 21, First Day of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting opened today).
Democrat: 9,508
Republican: 8,195
NPA: 3,977
(~ 9% Voter Turnout)
Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.
Bernard Taylor retweeted
Early voting starts TODAY, Oct. 19 in 34 counties in Florida!
Check the list to see if your county is on it, grab your people and go vote early.
Don’t see your county? Visit AngieNixon.com/vote to find your early voting dates & site.
#AngieForFlorida
Today is the first day today is the first day of early voting here in St. Lucie County and Palm Beach County.
You can walk into any early voting precinct and cast your ballot today. Don’t wait until November 3rd, go and vote now!!!
Black men have always been the backbone of our families, our churches, our businesses, and our neighborhoods. This election, we’re stepping up together.
Join the Black Men for Angie mass call this Sunday night to:
- Hear directly from the campaign about what’s at stake for our communities
- Learn how you can make an impact before Election Day: phone banking, canvassing, kitchen-table conversations, and turning out your circle
- Connect with other Black men across Florida who are organizing for change
Whether you’ve volunteered a hundred times or this is your first step, there’s a place for you. Bring your brother, your son, your barber, your deacon, your teammate. Let’s build this together.
