Elections
North Miami Mayoral Race Headed To Runoff
It was Election Day for North Miami and the unofficial results are in.
North Miami Mayor’s Race Gets “Weird”
It is certainly true that things got a little crazy in the race for mayor of North Miami, even judging by South Florida standards.
North Miami, Sweetwater, Hold Municipal Elections
It’s Election Day for residents who live in two South Florida cities.
Florida Hispanics Voted At A High Rate In 2012 Election
In Florida, during the 2012 presidential elections, more Hispanics showed up to vote than other states with large Latino populations.
Venezuelans Head To Louisiana To Vote In Post-Chavez Election
Venezuelans across South Florida are headed to New Orleans to vote in the first presidential election since the death of Hugo Chavez.
Pompano Mayor Wins In Landslide, Other Races Too Close To Call
Pompano Beach Mayor Lamar Fisher, who has been on the job for more than a decade, isn’t going anywhere.
State House Panel Approves Bill To Expand Early Voting Days
While a proposal to expand the number of early voting days and limit the length of a ballot passed in a House subcommittee on Wednesday, Democrats said it will need change if it is to garner bipartisan support.
M-D Election Officials: Future Wait Times Will Be Under 1 Hour
The bar for election wait times has been raised: one hour.
Miami Lawmakers File Legislation To Expand Early Voting
Two Miami lawmakers have filed the first legislation that would expand early voting, though the measure wouldn’t allow for as many days as previously allowed.
At Last News Conference, Lamberti Praises Hate Crime Efforts
As Broward’s top cop, Sheriff Al Lamberti used his last news conference to praise his agency’s efforts to reduce hate crimes in the county — a finding reflected in the 2011 Hate Crimes in Florida report issued by the state attorney general’s office this week.






