On Tuesday evening (6/10/2025), the Northeast Miami-Dade Democrats welcomed José Javier Rodríguez to the Miami Shores Community Church, where he laid out a bold and urgent vision for the role of Florida’s Attorney General. Rodríguez, a former state legislator and Biden administration official, is now a 2026 candidate for Florida Attorney General. He addressed a room full of energized Democrats eager for a change in leadership that prioritizes public safety, economic justice, and integrity in government.

On Saturday, May 31, 2025, nearly 500 community members gathered at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Miami Gardens for The People’s Meetup, a community-powered town hall hosted by Florida State Senator Shevrin Jones. Framed around "The State of Black America," the event offered a space for real talk, spiritual grounding, and collective organizing.

This past Friday morning (5/30/2025), the Biltmore Hotel was filled with the energy of unity, prayer, and purpose as the Miami-Dade Democratic Party hosted its annual Interfaith Breakfast. Attendees included elected officials, party leaders, clergy, and community organizers who came together not just to share a meal, but to reaffirm a shared moral commitment to justice, dignity, and democracy.

The highlight of the morning was a powerful keynote by Reverend Ambassador Charles R. Stith, who reminded us that progress is not guaranteed — it must be fought for, nurtured, and protected.

Over Memorial Day weekend, voters gathered at Coral Gables Congregational United Church of Christ for a thoughtful and engaging town hall conversation featuring former U.S. Representative David Jolly, moderated by Books & Books founder Mitchell Kaplan. The event was part of Jolly’s ongoing tour across the state as he explores a potential run for Governor of Florida in 2026.

The Miami-Dade Democratic Party would love your participation in its 2025 Interfaith Breakfast of Hope at the Biltmore Hotel on Friday, May 30 at 8AM. We hope you will join our party and local clergy for a keynote address by the former Ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania, Reverend Charles R. Stith, as he discusses “Renewing America’s Promise”.

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Senate Bill 1822 goes to Senate Community Affairs Committee this Monday, March 31 at 4:00 pm. The bill would prevent cities and counties from imposing restrictions or bans on plastic bags, foam containers, and similar items, taking away local control.

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In 2025, some of Miami-Dade's largest cities will have elections, including Coral Gables, the City of Miami, Hialeah, Homestead, and Miami Beach.

April 1 - Update your voter registration by March 3

• Bay Harbor Islands General Election 
• Miami Springs General Election 
• Surfside Special Election

For the Miami Springs General Election, we have endorsed MaryJo Mejia-Ramos. If you are interested in volunteered to knock on doors for her campaign, please sign up here.

April 8 - Update voter registration by March 10

• Coral Gables General Biennial Election 
• Miami Shores Village Council Election

April 22 - Update voter registration by March 24

• Coral Gables Run-Off Election

April 29 - Update voter registration by March 31

• Miami Shores Village Council Run-Off Election

May 1 - Update voter registration by April 2

• Bay Harbor Islands Run-Off Election

May 13 - Update voter registration by April 14

• Sweetwater General Municipal Election

October 7 - Update voter registration by September 8

• Homestead Primary Election

November 4 - Update voter registration by October 6

• Hialeah Primary Election
• Homestead General Election
• Miami General Municipal Election
• Miami Beach General Election

December 9 - Update voter registration by November 10

• Miami Run-Off Election
• Miami Beach Run-Off Election

TBD - Hialeah General Election

In February 2025, Democrats across the country took bold action to protect working families, safeguard democracy, and push back against dangerous Republican policies. From defending voting rights to expanding economic opportunity, Democratic leaders at all levels of government fought for the values that matter most.

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Read about what Democrats Did in February 2025...

The Miami-Dade Democratic Party strongly condemns Donald Trump’s renewed call to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals, a decision that would devastate families, weaken South Florida’s economy, and force thousands into a country plagued by violence, political instability, and humanitarian disaster.