美国国家法律与政策中心（NLPC）要求联邦选举委员会、美国国税局及佛罗里达州总检察长调查莫克西集团的不明支出
作者：利奥·布里塞诺 福克斯新闻
发布时间：美国东部夏令时2026年10月28日早8:00
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保守派政府监管机构美国国家法律与政策中心（NLPC）于周一提交针对安吉·尼克松的投诉。尼克松是州议员、受民主社会人士运动（DSA）支持的佛罗里达州联邦参议院候选人，该机构指控其可能违反“多项佛罗里达州及联邦法律”。
投诉要求当局调查她是否利用现已解散的非营利组织“莫克西集团公司”（The Moxie Group Inc）谋私利。此前尼克松正全力争取击败佛罗里达州共和党联邦参议员阿什利·穆迪（Ashley Moody）。
尼克松的竞选团队驳斥了相关指控，指出尼克松与该非营利组织的关联已于2025年12月结束，当时她辞去该组织主管职务。莫克西集团最初旨在为杰克逊维尔市名为“抵抗咖啡馆”（Café Resistance）的社区型书店兼咖啡馆项目募集联邦免税捐款。
美国国家法律与政策中心要求联邦选举委员会、美国国税局、美国检察官办公室及佛罗里达州总检察长从四个方面调查莫克西集团：不明慈善支出、非营利组织与营利企业的重叠、该组织解散后是否仍在募集捐款，以及尼克松将其商业场所用于竞选用途是否违反联邦竞选限制。
落败的进步派“ Squad”议员因非营利组织缺失的资金记录深陷争议
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2026年9月28日，民主党联邦参议院候选人、佛罗里达州州众议员安吉·尼克松在佛罗里达州博因顿海滩的圣约翰传教浸信会教堂参加竞选活动。尼克松将于11月3日大选迎战现任共和党联邦参议员阿什利·穆迪（美联网社乔·雷德/盖蒂图片社）
根据莫克西集团2024年的财务报告，该机构将21万美元款项列为“其他”用途，导致大部分支出去向不明。
“虽然她列出了部分慈善支出……但高达21万美元的款项只是简单标注为‘其他’，没有说明资金用途，也未按要求列出‘其他’支出的明细项目。那些钱都去哪了？”NLPC在投诉中写道。
2024年报告中，21万美元的部分支出仅有大致描述但缺乏明细。标注为“其他”的款项包括两笔分别为42,560美元和68,304美元的支出，均归入“项目服务”类别；第三笔3,437美元的款项则被归类为“管理与总务”。
在“其他”类别之外，列示的支出还包括设备租赁、保险、广告、信息技术及非员工服务费。
NLPC认为，资金流向不明的问题因尼克松的非营利组织与其个人企业存在重叠而愈发严重，这也是投诉的第二个核心关切点。
文件指出，尼克松在2019年创立非营利组织后，将该组织的注册许可证转让给了她名下同名营利企业——注册名称为“DBA 抵抗咖啡馆书店兼咖啡馆”（DBA Café Resistance Bookstore and Coffee Shop）。
参议院候选人50万美元竞选金流向家人，“原地踏步”叙事崩塌
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2026年8月15日，佛罗里达州州众议员安吉·尼克松在佛罗里达州迈阿密小哈瓦那街区的竞选之旅中。（美联网社乔·雷德/盖蒂图片社）
“尽管该慈善机构表面上是为当地社区书店/咖啡馆筹集资金，但该场所的许可证被转让给了她的营利企业‘莫克西集团有限责任公司，商号为抵抗咖啡馆书店兼咖啡馆’，”投诉文件写道。
第三，NLPC质疑尼克松在其非营利组织董事会于2025年12月15日投票决定解散该机构后，是否仍为该组织募集捐款。
“该组织直至2026年10月1日才向佛罗里达州国务卿办公室提交解散申请，耗时逾九个月，”该机构写道。
投诉称，莫克西集团并未下线其筹款网站，而是告知捐款人“将获得捐款税收收据”。投诉中附上了该现已存档的网站截图。
福克斯新闻数字台目前未获知该机构在此期间接收的任何具体捐款。尼克松的竞选团队指出，由于她已于2025年12月辞去非营利组织主管职务——早于董事会2025年12月15日的解散决议——因此不会参与关于解散申请或辞职后捐款的任何决策。
作为最后一个核心关切点，NLPC认为此前报道的允许该机构将其场所用于竞选活动且未收取任何费用的行为，已构成违反竞选财务法的行为。
“抵抗咖啡馆书店兼咖啡馆显然已成为候选人的竞选总部或其分支，且该场所已设有电话银行运营点，”投诉文件写道。
根据尼克松竞选网站，该咖啡馆被列为10月27日（周二）“双脚坚定周二电话银行”活动的举办地点。
“全力支持安吉！用周二的时间为安吉开展电话银行多么有趣！我们将共同致电登记选民，提醒他们全州已启动提前投票，如今比任何时候都更需要大家投票。请携带充满电的手机、笔记本电脑及/或平板电脑参加！”活动描述写道。
尼克松的竞选团队表示，他们未向抵抗咖啡馆书店兼咖啡馆支付任何费用，仅使用了该机构的停车场。团队还指出，尼克松并不拥有该房产。
即便如此，NLPC还指出，如果捐赠给该非营利组织的资金最终用于支付该企业的租金，这同样可能构成违反竞选财务法的行为。
共和党参议员因社交媒体被点名后，解决了六年未决的竞选账单
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2026年8月29日，民主党联邦参议院候选人、佛罗里达州州众议员安吉·尼克松在迈阿密小哈瓦那街区竞选期间，造访了“球与链”古巴餐厅/夜总会。（美联网社乔·雷德/盖蒂图片社）
“如果捐赠给该慈善机构的资金被用于支付营利企业‘抵抗咖啡馆书店兼咖啡馆’的租金和费用，而该企业又被用于安吉·尼克松的政治竞选，这就明显违反了501(c)(3)规则——该规则禁止慈善机构将资金用于政治竞选目的，”文件写道。
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尼克松今年早些时候已赢得民主党联邦参议院提名，将于下周与穆迪角逐11月3日的大选。
利奥·布里塞诺是福克斯新闻数字台国会组的政治记者，此前曾是《世界杂志》的记者。
Watchdog accuses DSA candidate of blurring charity, business and campaign: ‘What happened to all that money?’
The NLPC asks the FEC, IRS and Florida attorney general to investigate the Moxie Group’s unaccounted-for spending
By Leo Briceno Fox News
Published October 28, 2026 8:00am EDT
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The National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC), a conservative government watchdog, filed a complaint on Monday against Angie Nixon, a state legislator and candidate for U.S. Senate in Florida backed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), alleging that she may have violated “a number of Florida and federal laws.”
The complaint asks authorities to probe whether she used her now-defunct nonprofit, the Moxie Group Inc., to benefit herself. It comes as Nixon wages an uphill race to unseat Sen. Ashley Moody, R-Fla.
Nixon’s campaign disputes the characterizations, noting that Nixon’s involvement with the nonprofit ended in December 2025 when she resigned as its principal manager. The Moxie Group was initially intended to receive federal tax-exempt contributions for a community project named Café Resistance, a community-oriented bookstore and coffee shop in Jacksonville.
NLPC is asking the Federal Election Commission, the IRS, the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the Florida attorney general to investigate the Moxie Group along four lines: unaccounted-for charitable expenses, overlap between the nonprofit and a for-profit business, whether it solicited donations even after the group was disbanded and whether Nixon’s use of her business space for campaign purposes violates federal campaign restrictions.
DEFEATED PROGRESSIVE ‘SQUAD’ LAWMAKER IN HOT SEAT FOR NON-PROFIT’S MISSING PAPER TRAIL
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon speaks during a campaign event at the St. John Missionary Baptist Church on Sept. 28, 2026, in Boynton Beach, Florida. Nixon faces incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody, R-Fla., in the November 3 general election.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
According to the Moxie Group’s 2024 reporting, it spent $210,000 with an “other” designation, leaving most of its spending unaccounted for.
“While she itemized some of the charity’s expenses … a whopping $210,000 … was simply listed as ‘other’ with no description or itemization of what those funds were spent for even though the form requires the charity to ‘list item’ for those ‘other’ expenses. What happened to all that money?” NLPC wrote in its complaint.
Parts of the $210,000 figure have broad descriptions but lack itemization in the 2024 reporting. Two of them under the “other” designation include one $42,560 payment and another $68,304 disbursement, both under “program services.” A third, a $3,437 item, is categorized under “management & general.”
Outside the “other” category, listed expenses include equipment rentals, insurance, advertising, information technology and fees for non-employees.
The unknowns in the money trail, NLPC contends, are especially important given the overlap between Nixon’s nonprofit and her business — the complaint’s second area of concern.
The document notes that after founding her nonprofit in 2019, Nixon transferred its registration license to her personal for-profit company by the same name — DBA Café Resistance Bookstore and Coffee Shop.
SENATE HOPEFUL’S ‘TREADING WATER’ NARRATIVE CRUMBLES UNDER $500K CAMPAIGN PAYOUTS TO FAMILY
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Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon campaigns during a tour of the Little Havana neighborhood on August 15, 2026, in Miami, Florida.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
“Although the charity was ostensibly established to raise funds for a local community bookstore/café, the license for that establishment was transferred to her for-profit The Moxie Group LLC DBA Café Resistance Bookstore and Coffee Shop,” the complaint reads.
Third, NLPC questioned whether Nixon raised donations for her nonprofit even after its board of directors voted to disband the group on Dec. 15, 2025.
“It waited over nine months to file Articles of Dissolution with the Florida Secretary of State on Oct. 1, 2026,” the group wrote.
The complaint says the Moxie Group did not take down its fundraising site, stating that its contributors were promised “a tax receipt for making a donation,” a confirmation for charitable donations. The complaint includes screenshots of the now-archived website.
Fox News Digital is not aware of any specific contributions the Moxie Group may have received that were directed to the nonprofit during that time. Nixon’s campaign noted that, because she stepped down as the nonprofit’s manager in December 2025 — ahead of the board’s disbandment on Dec. 15 —she would not have been involved in any decisions about the group’s articles of dissolution or donations received after her resignation.
As its final area of concern, NLPC believes that previously reported accounts of letting the group use its space for campaign events — without some form of payment — would constitute a violation of campaign finance laws.
“It appears that the Café Resistance and Bookstore has been functioning as the candidate’s campaign de facto headquarters or a branch thereof. Indeed, Café Resistance is hosting a phone bank operation on its premises,” the complaint states.
According to Nixon’s campaign website, the coffee shop is listed as the location for “Ten toes down Tuesday phonebank,” an event scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 27.
“Let’s go all in for Angie!! Tuesdays can be so fun when we spend them phonebanking for Angie! Together we will call registered voters to remind them that early voting is going on statewide and we need them to vote, now more than ever! Bring your charged-up phone, laptops and/or tablets!” the event’s description reads.
Nixon’s campaign said it has not made payments to Café Resistance and has used only the group’s parking lot. The campaign also noted that Nixon does not own the building.
Even so, NLPC also noted that if any of the funding that had been made as a contribution to the nonprofit had ended up paying for the business’ rent, that could also constitute a campaign finance violation, the group contends.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon speaks during a visit to the Ball and Chain Cuban restaurant/nightclub as she campaigns in the Little Havana neighborhood on Aug. 29, 2026, in Miami, Fla.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
“To the extent that contributions to the charity were used to pay the rent and expenses of the for-profit Café Resistance Bookstore and Coffee Shop, which in turn was used for Angie Nixon’s political campaign, that is a clear violation of 501(c)(3) rules that prohibit charities from using their funds for political campaign purposes,” the document reads.
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Having secured the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate earlier this year, Nixon will face off against Moody next week in the state’s Nov. 3 general election.
Leo Briceno is a politics reporter for the congressional team at Fox News Digital. He was previously a reporter with World Magazine.