There is a new push to move NASA's headquarters to right here in Central Florida. Senator Ashley Moody introduced the Cape Canaveral Act on Friday. She says moving NASA to the Space Coast would save taxpayer's money and create jobs.

Florida's other senator, Rick Scott, is a cosponsor of Moody's CAPE Canaveral Act. The acronym stands for "Consolidating Aerospace Programs Efficiently."

Senator Ashley Moody (R-FL) unveiled the CAPE Canaveral Act today, a bold bid to relocate NASA’s headquarters from a sparsely used Washington, D.C., building to Florida’s Space Coast. Cosponsored by Senator Rick Scott (R-FL),

Senator Ashley Moody proposed legislation to relocate NASA headquarters to Florida’s Space Coast. The Consolidating Aerospace Programs Efficiency at Canaveral Act was brought to legislation proposing the relocation of NASA headquarters.

Sens. Rick Scott and Ashley Moody want to move the NASA headquarters to Florida’s Space Coast when the lease in Washington, D.C., expires in 2028.

U.S. Sens. Ashley Moody and Rick Scott are introducing the Consolidating Aerospace Programs Efficiently (CAPE) at Canaveral Act to move the headquarters of the space agency on the Space Coast. “Establishing NASA’s headquarters within the Space Coast will bridge the bureaucracy gap from the top down and bring stakeholders together,” Moody said.

Senators Rick Scott and Ashley Moody, both of Florida, announced Thursday the introduction of the Consolidating Aerospace Programs Efficiently at Canaveral (CAPE Canaveral) Act. This bill aims to relocate the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) headquarters from Washington,

Senators Rick Scott and Ashley Moody filed the CAPE Canaveral Act to signal support for moving NASA headquarters to Florida's Space Coast. AG Gancarski, a reporter for Florida Politics, joined Florida Live to talk about the proposal and its likelihood of happening.