Angie Nixon just won Florida's Democratic Senate primary after being outspent roughly 16 to 1 by Pro-Israel candidate, Alexander Vindman. In this episode of The Shift, Mondoweiss's podcast on Palestine and US politics, Michael Arria is joined by new co-host and editor-in-chief, Yumna Patel to break down the Florida results, why anti-Israel candidates on the right keep failing at the ballot box, and what an entire primary season of pro-Palestine wins actually means heading into the midterms. Also in this episode: Adam Horowitz has left Mondoweiss after 18 years. Drop him a note in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly analysis on Palestine and US politics 📩 Sign up for The Shift newsletter — https://subscribe.mondoweiss.net/the-shift 🌐 mondoweiss.net #AngieNixon #Florida #Palestine #Israel #Gaza #AIPAC #DSA #IsraelLobby #DemocraticPrimary #Mondoweiss #TheShift #USPolitics #Midterms 4 chapters: 00:00 — Yumna Patel joins The Shift, and Adam Horowitz's departure after 18 years 02:56 — Angie Nixon beats Alexander Vindman in Florida despite being outspent 16 to 1 11:17 — Wasserman Schultz, Oliver Larkin, and why the right's anti-Israel candidates flopped 23:34 — Primary season in review: what it means for the midterms and whether it changes policy