Here are the Miami Herald recommendations for the Nov. 6 general election
Early voting in the Nov. 6 election starts Oct. 22.
As the Editorial Board does every election year, its members interviewed the majority of candidates that Miami-Dade voters will see on the ballot.
Here are our recommendations as a simple list so voters have something to take with them to the polls.
United States Senator
Representative in Congress, District 23
Representative in Congress, District 25
Representative in Congress, District 26
Representative in Congress, District 27
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
▪ Andrew Gillum and Chris King
Attorney General
Chief Financial Officer
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Senator, District 36
State Senator, District 40
State Representative, District 103
State Representative, District 105
State Representative, District 108
State Representative, District 111
State Representative, District 112
State Representative, District 113
State Representative, District 114
State Representative, District 115
State Representative, District 117
State Representative, District 118
State Representative, District 119
State Representative, District 120
Retain District Court of Appeal Judges
▪ Kevin Emas: Yes
▪Ivan F. Fernandez: Yes
▪Norma Shepard Lindsey: Yes
▪Robert Joshua Luck: Yes
Circuit Judge 11th Judicial Circuit Run-off
Group 14
▪ Renee Gordon
Constitutional Amendments
Here’s a summary of all 12 proposed amendment and what they do.
▪ No. 1: No
▪ No. 2: Yes
▪ No. 3: Yes
▪ No. 4: Yes
▪ No. 5: No
▪ No. 6: No
▪ No. 7: No
▪ No. 9: Yes
▪ No. 10: No
▪ No. 11: No
▪ No. 12: Yes
▪ No. 13: Yes
Miami-Dade County Amendments
▪ No. 1: Yes
▪ No. 2: Yes
▪ No. 3: Yes
▪ No. 4: Yes
▪ No. 5: Yes
▪ No. 6: Yes
School Board Referendum
▪ Yes
City of Miami Ballot Measure
▪ Soccer stadium plan: Decision on Sunday
▪ Lease of riverfront land: Yes
▪ Strong mayor: No
Miami Beach Ballot Measures
▪ Question 1: Yes
▪ Question 2: Yes
▪ Question 3: Yes
▪ Question 4: Yes
▪ Question 5: Yes
▪ Question 6: Yes
This story was originally published October 17, 2018 at 2:34 PM with the headline "Here are the Miami Herald recommendations for the Nov. 6 general election."