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Real estate money pops up in increasingly heated Miami-Dade judicial race
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk Lidia Dinkova, Eman Elshahawy , as published by The Real Deal
· July 6, 2026
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Key points Recently, a mass text was sent to many Miamians, directing them to a website that criticizes a Miami-Dade Circuit candidate. Further details about the judicial race and the impact of real estate money are available from The Real Deal, a local source.
Money from the real estate industry is playing a role in a Miami -Dade judicial race. This is not unusual, as the industry often contributes to local candidates and political committees during election season. The influence of real estate money can be seen in various aspects of local politics.
Recently, a mass text was sent to many Miamians, directing them to a website that criticizes a Miami-Dade Circuit candidate. Further details about the judicial race and the impact of real estate money are available from The Real Deal, a local source. They provide more information about the situation and its implications for Miami-Dade politics.
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Category: arts Published: July 6, 2026 Source: The Real Deal Reading time: 1 min
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