Compare positions on County Referendum 2: Increase Length Of District Residency To Run For County Commissioner Charter Amendment in Miami-Dade County

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County Referendum 2: Increase Length Of District Residency To Run For County Commissioner Charter Amendment

County commissioner candidates would need to live in their district for one year before filing for the ballot, instead of six months.

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Proposal impacts

Impact on district voters

District ballots could exclude candidates with less than 365 days of district residence when candidate filing opens.

District ballots today can include candidates after six months of district residence before candidate filing opens.

Impact on Elections staff

Candidate filings would require elections staff to apply a 365-day district residence rule.

Candidate filings today follow a six-month district residence rule, with an oath and proof of residence required.

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