Click here to view Senator Moody’s remarks TAMPA, Fla.—Today, following the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill that will deliver historic tax cuts, major economic investments, increased national security, and expanded school choice, Senator Ashley Moody joined Secretary of Education Linda McMahon touting the educational wins included in the legislation. Senator Moody championed the expansion of school choice through legislative efforts–announcing support at an April news conference in Tampa. Dozens of parents, students and teachers joined Senator Moody and Secretary McMahon at Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School to applaud the monumental effort to empower families in education through scholarships that can be used for tuition, tutoring, books,

Click image above to view Senator Moody’s remarks WASHINGTON, D.C.—Today, in a Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing titled Awareness to Action: Combating Elder Abuse & Neglect, Senator Ashley Moody discussed several successful programs she implemented as Florida’s Attorney General and examined ways the federal government can supplement state efforts to combat elder abuse.   Senator Ashley Moody said, “As Florida’s Attorney General, I personally heard many heartbreaking stories of scammers and fraudsters taking advantage of seniors in Florida and stealing significant sums of their hard-earned savings. Unfortunately, we know there are many more stories we haven’t heard as these cases are often unreported.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – This afternoon, Senator Ashley Moody and Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) urged Secretary Troy Meink of the United States Air Force to increase the efficiency of modernization operations at Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 37 (SLC-37). SLC-37 is one of the few launch pads on the Eastern Range that has historically been used for heavy lift launches, but today, it sits idle due to outdated infrastructure. The United States Air Force has agreed to demolish SLC-37’s outdated infrastructure, however, approval for the construction of next-generation heavy lift launch capabilities is still under review. The effort seeks to revive the operational readiness of