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Miami-Dade Democrats call for Elections Supervisor to recuse herself (opens the original)
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This story was updated to include statements from Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia. Miami-Dade Democrats have called for County Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia to recuse herself from this November's midterm canvassing board, following Garcia's public endorsement of Florida's Amendment 3 property tax proposal. Garcia, a registered Republican with ties to the local GOP, recently encouraged voters during a press conference to vote "yes" on Amendment 3, which will increase Florid
Miami's first elected Supervisor of Elections openly advocates for Amendment 3. She sees no conflict (opens the original)
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At a recent press conference with other elected leaders, Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia urged people to vote in favor of Florida's Amendment 3 property tax proposal on the ballot this November. Garcia and the other officials, including Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez and Property Appraiser Tomas Regalado, made an important distinction at the start of the press conference: They said they were speaking in their "personal capacities" — not in their roles as steward
'Tighten belts': Miami-Dade officials back Amendment 3 - even as their own budgets grow (opens the original)
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Four of Miami-Dade County's recently elected constitutional officers have broken ranks with many other elected leaders and come out in support of the proposed Amendment 3 property tax referendum on this year's ballot. The officials claim that local governments need to tighten their belts, even while some ask for major increases on their own budgets. At a press conference inside the Versailles Cuban Restaurant in Miami, a group led by Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser Tomás Regalado argued for
Why Grand Theft Auto game sparked protests, lawsuit from South Florida Haitians 20 years ago (opens the original)
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Miami-Dade County is embracing Grand Theft Auto VI and its fictional version of Miami, “Vice City.” The county administration recently agreed to install a “Welcome to Vice City” sign at the Kaseya Center in downtown Miami — a striking shift for a video game franchise long known for its depictions of crime, violence and other adult themes. The county’s enthusiasm stands in sharp contrast to what happened more than 20 years ago when the release of “Grand Theft Auto: Vice City” sparked protests and
South Florida counties put out call for voter registrations as midterm nears (opens the original)
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The Supervisors of Elections (SOEs) from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami Dade counties came together Wednesday to share election plans and jointly inform the public about impending voting deadlines. At a first-ever joint press conference, the three supervisors urged voters to check their registration status ahead of the Oct. 5 deadline to ensure they can vote in this year's midterm election. READ MORE: From pews to polls: Miami-Dade faith leaders launch voter registration push Because of recent ch
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