Xavier Suarez, the first Cuban-born mayor of Miami, announced plans to run for mayor again. This announcement coincided with a judge ruling against postponing the November 2025 election without voter approval. Suarez, who previously served as mayor in the late 1980s, could face off against current city commissioner Joe Carollo, who has hinted at a mayoral candidacy. Suarez emphasized the need for serious reforms in the city's governance, advocating for moving elections to even-numbered years. Winning the election could result in 12 consecutive years of Suarez family leadership in Miami.
Xavier Suarez announced plans to run for mayor of Miami, following a judge's ruling against postponing the November 2025 election to 2026 without voter approval.
The reshuffling of the local political landscape suggests a potential rematch between Suarez and current commissioner Joe Carollo, who has expressed interest in running.
Suarez, who first became mayor in 1985, indicated that a serious reform in the city's governance structure is necessary, including supporting moving elections to even-numbered years.
If elected, Xavier Suarez would ensure that the Suarez family has held the mayoral position in Miami for 12 continuous years, with his son previously in office.
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