Hay cinco excelentes candidatos compitiendo por la nominación del Partido Demócrata en la campaña para gobernador de la Florida: Andrew Gillum, Gwen Graham, Jeff Greene, Chris King, y Philip Levine. Sin embargo, el 31% de los votantes registrados de Miami-Dade no están afiliados a ningún partido, y el 27% de los votantes están inscritos como republicanos o bajo un tercer partido. Sólo los afiliados al Partido Demócrata pueden votar en las primarias, que tendrán lugar el 28 de agosto. No pierdas la oportunidad de participar en este momento histórico, mediante el cual podremos reemplazar a los líderes de la Florida.

Five excellent candidates running for Governor of Florida from the Democratic Party. Andrew Gillum, Gwen Graham, Jeff Greene, Chris King, and Philip Levine. But yet 31% of Miami-Dade voters are registered without a party affiliation, and 27% are either registered Republican or with a 3rd party. Don't miss a chance to participate in this historic election where we can change the leadership of Florida.

We are a community primarily of immigrants who came here for better opportunities for our families. We understand the importance of investing in education and health care. We have the chance to flip three congressional districts from Republican to Democrat in 2018. Do you want to have a say in who is going to be the Democrat candidate? Make sure your information is updated by July 30th.

The Florida Democratic Party ​has a record number of candidates running for ​the State Legislature in 2018 -- with strong candidates contesting every State Senate seat and more than 100 House Districts being challenged​ by quality Democrats who are presenting an alternative to 20 years of GOP rule in the state of Florida. ​

Numerous signatures from the Miami-Dade DEC (Democratic Executive Committee) were given in support of this letter at our June 12th meeting. The letter with signatures are being sent to the DNC (Democratic National Committee)

The Kendall Parkway is a proposed north-south expressway west of 167th Avenue from the Tamiami Trail to SW 136th Street which connects to SR 836 at 137th Avenue and NW 12th Street. The project requires expansion of our current urban development boundary. There are multiple issues, including impacts on drinking water, increased flood risk, more urban sprawl. County commissioners need to hear your thoughts now in advance of the April 25th public hearing. 

Draft minutes for April General DEC Meeting. This meeting occurs every two months.

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