Miami-Dade County, Florida: 2026 ballot
County, city, school and local races and measures on the November 3, 2026 ballot in Miami-Dade County. Statewide, legislative and congressional races are on the Florida page; which districts you're in depends on your address.
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- Aventura Referendum 1 — Amendment of City Elected Official's Annual Salary
- Aventura Referendum 2 — Amendment to Independent Auditor Rotation Requirement
- Coral Gables Referendum 1 — Increasing the value of public work projects that require formal solicitations
- Coral Gables Referendum 2 — City Charter Amendment to require residency immediately preceding qualifying period for Mayor or City Commissioner
- Coral Gables Referendum 3 — Four-year term of office for City Mayor
- Coral Gables Referendum 4 — Sale of certain city-owned property
- Doral Referendum — Establish Lifetime Term Limits for Mayor and Councilmembers
- Key Biscayne Referendum — Voter Approval Required for Certain Stormwater and/or Flood Prevention Projects Exceeding $50,000,000
- Miami Beach Referendum — Two 20-year Lease Extension Options for City Property at 1691 Michigan Avenue
- Miami Lakes Referendum 1 — Revising Procedures for Filling Town Council and Mayoral Vacancies
- Miami Lakes Referendum 2 — January Term Commencement and Annual Vice-Mayor Election
- Miami Lakes Referendum 3 — Resign-to-Run Vacancies Filled at Next Regularly Scheduled Town Election
- Miami Lakes Referendum 4 — Two-Term Lifetime Limit for Mayor and Councilmembers
- Miami Lakes Referendum 5 — Election Procedure: November General Election with December Runoff
- Miami Lakes Referendum 6 — Replacing Town Manager Appointment of The Town Clerk with Appointment by Town Council
- Miami Lakes Referendum 7 — Confirming Recall Petition Signature Requirement with State Law
- Miami Lakes Referendum 8 — Early Voting Requirement for Elections
- Miami Lakes Referendum 9 — Charter Technical Amendments: Updated Terminology and Grammatical Cleanup
- Miami Lakes Referendum 10 — Filling Council Vacancies
- Miami Lakes Referendum 11 — Reducing Councilmembers From 6 To 4 And Updating Council Voting Thresholds
- Miami Lakes Referendum 12 — Administrative Updates: Town Manager Removal and Acting Manager
- Miami Lakes Referendum 13 — Mayor's Duties: Committees, Intergovernmental Relations, And Annual Address
- Miami Lakes Referendum 14 — Amending The Charter Revision Commission Process
- Miami Lakes Referendum 15 — Interference With Administration
- Miami Referendum 1 — Safe and Ready Miami: General Obligation Bonds for Police/Fire Facilities without Increasing Millage Rate
- Miami Referendum 2 — Charter Amendment to Establish a Permanent Advisory General Obligation Bonds Oversight Committee
- Miami Referendum 3 — Proposed Lease and Redevelopment of existing Rickenbacker and Marine Stadium Marinas on Virginia Key
- Miami Springs Referendum — Revitalizing the Northwest 36 Street District
- County Referendum 1 — Charter Amendment Establish an Independent Salary Commission
- County Referendum 2 — Charter Amendment Increase Length of District Residency to Run for County Commissioner
- County Referendum 3 — Charter Amendment Allow Vacancy Election to Sync Up with Other Election; Establish Municipal Qualifying Standards
- County Referendum 4 — Charter Amendment Revisions Due to Reestablishment of Elected County Constitutional Offices
- County Referendum 5 — Charter Amendment Miscellaneous Matters and Technical Changes
- County Referendum 6 — Charter Amendment Expanding Allowable Advertising at Parks
- School Board Referendum — Referendum Renewal of Existing Ad Valorem Levy for Teachers, Instructional Personnel, Student Safety and Security
- North Miami Beach Referendum 1 — Commissioner Compensation, Cost-of-Living Adjustments, and Post-Term Health Insurance
- North Miami Beach Referendum 2 — Meeting Schedules, Special Meetings, and Commission Attendance Requirements
- North Miami Beach Referendum 3 — Oversight of Major Development Project and Clarification of Recall Procedure
- North Miami Beach Referendum 4 — Changing City General Election Dates, Qualifying Period, Extending Terms, and Early Voting
- North Miami Beach Referendum 5 — Clarification of Legal Residence Requirements for Candidates to be Equivalent to Domicile
- North Miami Beach Referendum 6 — Shall Runoff Elections Be Held Four Weeks After the General Election Instead of Two Weeks
- North Miami Beach Referendum 7 — Clarifying Municipal Powers Regarding Public Health and Safety
- North Miami Beach Referendum 8 — Giving the City Manager Flexibility Concerning the Status of and Continued Employment of Department Heads
- Opa-locka Referendum 1 — Amending compensation for Mayor and City Commissioners
- Opa-locka Referendum 2 — Amending compensation for Mayor and Commissioners, providing health and life insurance benefits as regular employees
- Palmetto Bay Referendum 1 — Public Speakers Home Address Disclosure and Written Comments Distribution
- Palmetto Bay Referendum 2 — Sale, Conveyance, Exchange, License or Lease of Village Owned Property
- Palmetto Bay Referendum 3 — Requiring Consideration of Village Acquisition of "USDA Property" if it Becomes Available
- Palmetto Bay Referendum 4 — Establishing Single Member Districts for Councilmembers
- Palmetto Bay Referendum 5 — Council Term Limits and Waiting Period at Conclusion of Service
- Palmetto Bay Referendum 6 — Pedestrian, Bicycling, and Golf Cart Facilities in Roadway Improvements Projects
- South Miami Referendum 1 — Revising Franchise Definition To Exclude Leases And Other Limited-Term Interests In City Property
- South Miami Referendum 2 — Authorizing Online Publication Of Ordinance Notices As Permitted By Law
- South Miami Referendum 3 — Requiring City Purchases Pursuant To Purchasing Policies Approved By City Commission In Annual Budget
- South Miami Referendum 4 — Extending Period To Hold Special Elections To Fill Commission Vacancies Subject To Applicable Law