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: Discourse.netSummary Voters? Guide to Nov. 2020 Election in Miami-Dade
By Michael Froomkin
Summary Voting Guide for Miami-Dade Nov. 2020 Election.
More detailed background on the reasons for these suggestions will be found in:
- Voters? Guide to the November 2020 Miami-Dade Ballot, Part I ? The Easy Part
- Voters? Guide to the November 2020 Miami-Dade Ballot, Part II: Judicial Retention Elections
- Voters? Guide to the November 2020 Miami-Dade Ballot, Part III: State Constitutional and Charter Amendments (coming soon)
President
Joe Biden – line 11
US House of Representatives
– 26th Dist – Debbie Mucarsel-Powell – line 23
– 27th Dist – Donna Shalala – line 25
State Rep. Dist 114 – Jean-Pierre Bado – line 45
Judicial Retention Elections
Supreme Court
Justice Carlos G. Muñiz – NO – line 59
District Court of Appeal
– Judge Monica Gordo – YES – line 60
– Judge Eric William Hendon – YES – line 62
– Judge Fleur Jeannine Lobree – YES – line 64
– Judge Thomas Logue – YES – line 66
– Judge Bronwyn Catherine Miller – YES – line 70
Clerk of Courts
Harvey Rubin – line 56
County Commission – Dist 7
Cindy Lerner – line 76
Miami-Dade Mayor
Daniella Levine Cava – line 81
Florida Constitutional Amendments
Amendment 1 – Citizenship & Age – NO – line 201
Amendment 2 – Raise Minimum Wage – YES – line 202
Amendment 3 – Jungle Primary – NO – line 205
Amendment 4 – Require 2 ballots for future amendments – NO – line 207
Amendment 5 – Extend time for ?Save-our-homes? carryover – Yes – line 209
Amendment 6 – Extend homestead exemption for spouses of deceased disabled veterans – NO – line 211
Miami-Dade Charter Amendments
Referendum 1 – Create office of Inspector General – Yes – line 212
Referendum 2 – Delay elections to replace ?resign to run? officials to general election – Yes – line 214
Referendum 3 – Nonpartisan election of Sheriff, Appraiser, etc – No – 217
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Full post as published by Discourse.net on October 06, 2020 (boomark / email).
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