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Your Vote Counts Florida! Miami-Dade County, Municipal & Judicial Primary Elections, August 18th State Legislature: Miami-Dade County Circuit Court Judges: Marie Woodson Commissioners: Shevrin Jones House District 101 Olanike 'Nike' Adebayo Senate District 35 Eileen Higgins Circuit Court Judge, Group 55 Michael Greico Miami-Dade County Commission Javier Fernadez House District 113 District 5 Roderick 'Rod' Vereen Senate District 38 Circuit Court Judge, Group 57 Nick Duran Robert Asencio Jose Javier Rodriguez House District 112 Miami-Dade County Commission Thomas J. Rebull Senate District 37 District 11 Circuit Court Judge, Group 65 Jean-Pierre Bado Cindy Polo House District 114 Kionne McGhee Mavel Ruiz Circuit Court Judge, Group 67 House District 103 Miami-Dade County Commission Joe Geller District 9 Dava J. Tunis Clint Barras House District 100 Circuit Court Judge, Group 75 House District 120 Oliver Gilbert Christopher Benjamin Miami-Dade County Commission Joseph Mansfield Dotie Joseph House District 107 District 1 County Court Judge, Group 9 House District 108 Rene Garcia Mayor: Miami-Dade County Commission Christine Bandin Felicia Robinson County Court Judge, Group 24 House District 102 District 13 Daniella Levine-Cava Miami-Dade County Mayor Kevin Chambliss County Appraiser: House District 117 VOTE Marisol Zenteno County Appraiser Your Vote Counts Florida! Broward County, Municipal & Judicial Primary Elections, August 18th State Legislature: Broward County Circuit Court Judge: Marie Woodson Commissioners: Perry Thurston House District 101 George Odom, Jr. Senate District 33 Dale Holness Circuit Court Judge Michael Gottlieb Broward County Commission Group 16 Shevrin Jones House District 98 District 9 Senate District 35 Jasmen Rogers-Shaw Michael Udine Bobby DuBose House District 95 Broward County Commission House District 94 District 3 Joe Geller Christine Hunschofsky House District 100 Nan Rich House District 96 Broward County Commission Robin Bartleman District 1 Cindy Polo House District 104 House District 103 Steve Geller Broward County Commission Dan Daley District 5 House District 97 Supervisor of Elections: Evan Jenne Mitch Ceasar House District 108 Broward County Supervisor of Elections Felicia Robinson House District 102 VOTE.

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