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Miami commissioners vote to move elections to even years, limit terms
Miami commissioners on Tuesday voted to move elections to even years to be aligned with presidential or gubernatorial races, and also to impose lifetime term limits. Commissioner Damian Pardo said he proposed delaying city elections in an effort to increase voter turnout.
Miami commissioners debating moving November’s election to 2026
MIAMI – Miami city commissioners are set to vote on a pair of ordinances during next week’s commission meeting. The items were both sponsored by Commissioner Damian Pardo. One would change the date of the next city election from November of this year to November of next year and shift all subsequent elections by one year, moving forward.
The city of Miami has moved one step closer to postponing the upcoming November election without voter input. On Tuesday ...
At a prolonged public meeting, Miami Commissioners took crucial steps toward moving city elections to even-numbered years and ...
Urban planner Ralph Rosado has won the special election for Miami's District 4 seat, defeating Jose Regalado by a narrow ...
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued a written opinion saying the city of Miami cannot push its election back ...
D: A proposal would move citywide elections to even years to increase turnout, but by starting in 2026 it would also extend ...
Miami's District 4 election features Rosado and Regalado in a politically charged race influenced by family dynasties.
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