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Press ReleaseUrgent2026-05-19

NEWS RELEASE: Following Massive Drop in Fentanyl Deaths in Florida, Senator Moody Pushes Legislation to Keep Nation Moving in the Right Direction

Ashley Moody
Ashley Moody
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This press release from Senator Ashley Moody (R-FL) was published on 2026-05-19 and titled "NEWS RELEASE: Following Massive Drop in Fentanyl Deaths in Florida, Senator Moody Pushes Legislation to Keep Nation Movi".

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NEWS RELEASE: Following Massive Drop in Fentanyl Deaths in Florida, Senator Moody Pushes Legislation to Keep Nation Moving in the Right Direction

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Senator Ashley Moody is continuing efforts to combat the nation’s fentanyl crisis following the release of new state data showing a 46% drop in fentanyl-related deaths in Florida—a decline well above the national average. The FDLE 2025 Interim Drugs Identified in Deceased Persons Report most recent report, covering January through June 2025, reflects continued progress of anti-fentanyl [ ] The post NEWS RELEASE: Following Massive Drop in Fentanyl Deaths in Florida, Senator Moody Pushes Legislation to Keep Nation Moving in the Right Direction appeared first on Senator Moody .
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