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Navigate the political landscape shaping South Florida through our comprehensive Miami Politics section. We provide balanced coverage, policy analysis, and timely updates on municipal elections, county commission debates, zoning laws, and legislative decisions affecting Miami-Dade residents. Stay informed on local candidate platforms, voter registration deadlines, public budget hearings, and municipal ballot measures. Our political reporting delves into crucial urban issues including affordable housing initiatives, infrastructure funding, environmental resilience, and public safety policy. Rely on our transparent commentary and factual reporting to help you understand local government actions, hold elected officials accountable, and make informed choices at the ballot box.

Miami’s political landscape is rich and diverse. It reflects the Magic City’s multicultural fabric. Calle Ocho News is your ultimate source for political news, issues, and analysis. Whether you’re seeking relevant and timely news on the city council or looking to stay abreast of the current policies and ideologies, we are your go-to source.

Calle Ocho News boasts a team of committed journalists who ensure that only the truth is shared with our readers. We aim to keep you informed about political sagas and controversies surrounding the mayors. The Magic City is a battleground for politics and we keep an eye on everything from elections, healthcare, climate change, and immigration policies and how they affect the local community.

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Miami-Dade 2026 General Election: Key Dates, Voting Options, and What to Know

Miami-Dade voters have three ways to participate in the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election. Here are the registration, Early Voting, Vote-by-Mail and Election Day deadlines

Bryan Avila’s Selection puts Miami-Dade at Center of Florida Governor Race

Byron Donalds selected former Hialeah state Senator Bryan Avila as his running mate, bringing Miami-Dade experience and Cuban-American representation to Florida’s Republican gubernatorial ticket.

What is Commissioner Vicki Lopez Doing About Housing, Transit and Condo Costs in Miami-Dade?

Commissioner Vicki L. Lopez explains how housing stability, bus service, condo safety, senior assistance and small-business support connect to everyday security in Miami-Dade’s District 5.

Arthur L. “Marty” Mcneil Discusses His Candidacy for Circuit Court Judge, Group 5

Arthur L. “Marty” McNeil, a candidate for Circuit Court Judge, Group 5, discusses the legal experiences and principles that shape his approach to justice and

Alex Annunziato Highlights Public Service and Courtroom Experience in Miami-Dade Judicial Race

Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Group 5 candidate Alex Annunziato discusses his legal experience, approach to judicial fairness, multicultural upbringing, and long-term recovery ahead of the August

SALAD 2026 Judicial Forum Brings Miami-Dade Judicial Candidates Before Voters

SALAD’s 2026 Judicial Forum brought all 14 confirmed participating judicial candidates before Miami-Dade residents for a nonpartisan discussion focused on qualifications, experience and informed voting.

Three Arrested in Miami-Dade Driver License Exam Cheating Scheme Following Joint Investigation

Three individuals were arrested following a joint investigation into an alleged driver license examination cheating scheme in Miami-Dade County. Officials say the case reinforces the

Miami-Dade Voters Receive Vote-by-Mail Ballots Ahead of August 18 Primary Election

Miami-Dade County mailed approximately 168,000 Vote-by-Mail ballots as election officials prepared for the August 18 Primary Election and encouraged voter participation.

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez Expands Services and Tightens Oversight Across the County

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez has opened the first new License Plate Agency applications in more than two decades, canceled more than 5,600 disabled parking

Cannabis Rescheduling Brings Tax Relief and Banking Hope to Medical Marijuana Businesses

The federal reclassification of medical marijuana to Schedule III could deliver major tax relief and open banking access for licensed cannabis businesses, with significant implications

Supreme Court TPS Ruling: Miami's Haitian Community Grapples with Fallout

Miami-Dade’s Haitian community is reacting to a Supreme Court ruling that clears the way to end Temporary Protected Status, with local advocates vowing to keep

Miami International Airport Lights the Way to FIFA 2026 With Bold New Look and Passenger Upgrades

Miami International Airport has unveiled new lighting installations, cultural murals, terminal improvements, and a refreshed brand identity as part of its preparations for FIFA World

Miami-Dade Early Voting Schedule Announced for August 18 Primary Election

Miami-Dade County has announced early voting dates and locations for the August 18 Primary Election. Voters must register by July 20 to participate.

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Arsht Center Hispanic Heritage Programming Connects Miami Through Culture, Memory and Access

The Arsht Center is using Hispanic Heritage programming to connect Miami-Dade families through Cuban music, bilingual theater, Mexican traditions, cultural memory and expanded access to

Cole Neural Institute Opens Coral Gables Center Focused on Nervous-System Regulation

Cole Neural Institute has opened a Coral Gables facility offering a nervous-system regulation program that combines neurofeedback, physiological biofeedback and cognitive coaching. The opening adds

Free Salsa Classes Bring Hispanic Heritage Month Rhythms to Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood

Free salsa classes at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood invite guests to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through salsa, bachata, rueda de casino and other Latin dance

Florida’s New Communism Curriculum Takes Center Stage at Bay of Pigs Museum

Florida’s new history of communism standards are being implemented during the 2026-2027 school year, with state leaders highlighting the curriculum at Miami’s Bay of Pigs
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