NewsWSVN 7 News MiamiAugust 17, 2026Miami-Dade
South Florida voters decide primary races and Miami Marine Stadium restoration
South Florida voters are heading to the polls this Tuesday to decide contested congressional primaries in Districts 20 and 24, while Miami residents vote on a $10 million restoration plan for the Marine Stadium. The election follows a state-mandated redrawing of congressional maps that has shifted district boundaries and candidate fields across the region.
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Residents are casting ballots to determine their party nominees for federal representation and deciding whether the City of Miami should partner with Global Spectrum to renovate the historic Marine Stadium.
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Who's Mentioned
personAshley Moody“Incumbent fighting to hold her seat.”personAlexander Vindman“Running for U.S. Senate.”personByron Donalds“Candidate for Governor.”personLuther Campbell“Running for District 20.”personJoe Scott“Discussed ballot processing and return deadlines.”personDale Holness“Running for District 20.”personDon Worth“Co-founder of Restore Marine Stadium.”personFrederica Wilson“Announced she will not seek reelection.”personSheila Cherfilus-McCormick“Running to reclaim her seat in District 20.”personRon DeSantis“Term-limited governor finishing his final months.”personDebbie Wasserman Schultz“Running for a different seat due to redistricting.”organizationGlobal Spectrum“Proposed manager for the Marine Stadium restoration.”personElijah Manley“Running for District 20.”