Organizers collected more than 20,500 signed petitions, more than enough to win a spot on the August ballot, but the Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections has rejected nearly half of those petitions.
Tag: Election Reform
In Their Own Words: Miami’s Two Mayoral Candidates
Mayoral candidates Emilio Gonzalez and Eileen Higgins answered questions last week at a political forum in Little Havana sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the ACLU of Florida. The runoff election is Dec. 9.
City Hall Reforms Survive a Crucial First Test
The Miami City Commission voted narrowly this week in support of shaking up the status quo by moving city elections to even-numbered years and by imposing a lifetime cap on the number of terms a city commissioner or mayor can serve.
Sponsors + Advertisement
Recent News
Goombay’s Fatboi Junkanoo: It’s a Family Affair
Fourteen-year-old Skai Gay and her 11-year-old brother
Grove Restaurants Head into Summer with World Cup Hopes
After a brutal 2025 summer season, restaurant owners
As Tree Appeals Surge, Critics Question City’s Permit Practices
Miami residents are mounting a growing challenge to
Playhouse Neighbors Strive to be Heard by the County
Miami-Dade County officials say they are willing to
City Launches Salary Portal, But Key Pay Data Remains Hidden
Miami’s new salary transparency website makes it
Zombie Boards: The Life — and Death — of Miami’s Citizen Oversight
With three new citizen advisory groups created this
Benefits Boom: How Miami Quietly Turned Bonus Height Into Big Money
As luxury towers rise across Miami, developers are