Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Llorente Comments On Possible Special Election
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by Javier Manjarres
Attorney and former state legislator Marcelo Llorente originally launched his candidacy for Miami-Dade Mayor in 2009, long before Mayor Alvarez’ attempt to increase millage rates in the city that prompted a substantial voter backlash and a recall campaign to remove him from office. Llorente is considered more from the ‘moderate’ side of the Miami Republican apparatus than from the conservative wing of the Party
During a recent interview with Llorente at his Coral Gables Law Office, Llorente discussed his thoughts about the upcoming recall vote and his decision to run for the Mayor of Miami-Dade county.
*** Note If Mayor Alvarez is recalled, the Commission appoints may appoint an interim Mayor, but regardless, the Mayor’s election goes on as planned for later this year when Alvarez’s original term up.
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Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Llorente Comments On Possible Special Election
by Javier Manjarres
During a recent interview with Llorente at his Coral Gables Law Office, Llorente discussed his thoughts about the upcoming recall vote and his decision to run for the Mayor of Miami-Dade county.
*** Note If Mayor Alvarez is recalled, the Commission appoints may appoint an interim Mayor, but regardless, the Mayor’s election goes on as planned for later this year when Alvarez’s original term up.
Do you think the 2nd Amendment will be destroyed by the Biden Administration?(2)
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