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Cutler Bay candidates get ready for election, Nov. 3
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk Gary Alan Ruse , as published by Community Newspapers
· September 1, 2026
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Key points Candidates for Town Council Seat 1 include Ricky Fernandez, James Richie Hawkins, and Mary. A municipal election is scheduled for November 3, with several seats up for grabs.
A municipal election is scheduled for November 3, with several seats up for grabs. Some council members have termed out and cannot run again, including the incumbent mayor and a councilmember. However, one councilmember is eligible to run for reelection.
Nine candidates are running to fill the available seats. For the mayoral position, candidates include Robert "BJ" Duncan, Ricardo De Melo Gomes, Suzy Lord, and Clint Rodriguez. Their campaign websites are available for more information.
Candidates for Town Council Seat 1 include Ricky Fernandez, James Richie Hawkins, and Mary. Further details about the candidates and the election can be found through their respective campaign websites or other available sources.
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Category: culture Published: September 1, 2026 Source: Community Newspapers Reading time: 1 min
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