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North Miami election thrown into uncertainty as candidates are disqualified

Marcus Chen
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North Miami election thrown into uncertainty as candidates are disqualified — Pembroke Pines Government news

Several candidates in North Miami’s mayoral and City Council races have been disqualified over election law violations, triggering legal battles and confusion among voters just days before Election Day.

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