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U.S. SENATE

Ashley Moody

RepublicanFloridaCurrently serving

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What they said 5

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

While serving · Original date not established

Strengthen VA authority to address poor-performing employees

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Ashley Moody supports the Restore VA Accountability Act of 2025, which would strengthen the Department of Veterans Affairs’ authority to hold poor-performing employees accountable. The proposal is intended to help ensure that people serving veterans are dedicated to their work.

Context: The source describes the legislation as a proposal and does not specify its status beyond Moody’s cosponsorship and discussion as a legislative priority.

While serving · Original date not established

Allow GI Bill benefits for hybrid skilled-trade programs

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Ashley Moody supports the VETS Opportunity Act, which would allow veterans to use GI Bill benefits for skilled-trade programs that combine in-person and online instruction. The proposal expands the types of education programs veterans can use those benefits for.

Context: The source describes the legislation as a proposal and does not specify its status beyond Moody’s cosponsorship and discussion as a legislative priority.

While serving · Original date not established

End the offset between combat-injured retirees’ disability and retirement payments

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Ashley Moody supports the Major Richard Star Act, which would let retired combat veterans receive their full Department of Veterans Affairs disability payments and Department of Defense retirement pay at the same time. The current eligibility described in the proposal is limited to veterans with disability ratings above 50 percent and more than 20 years of service; the bill aims to address the exclusion of other combat-injured military retirees.

Context: The source describes the legislation as a proposal and does not specify its status beyond Moody’s cosponsorship and discussion as a legislative priority.

While serving · legislative priority · Original date not established

Recognize religious education and its providers

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Moody cosponsored a Senate resolution designating October 5–11, 2025, as Religious Education Week. The resolution recognizes religious instruction and the schools, churches and other organizations that provide it; Moody says she supports highlighting the role private religious institutions can play in preparing children for productive, purpose-driven lives.

Context: This is support for a commemorative resolution, not a proposal to change education policy.

While serving · Original date not established

Support parents’ choice of education model

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Ashley Moody supports giving parents the option to choose the education model they believe is best for their children. She says she intends to continue this mission in Washington, building on what she describes as having fought for and delivered in Florida.

Context: The statement does not specify a federal policy mechanism or which education models would be covered.