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Miami Beach Democrats recap our October meeting with Angie Nixon, Annette Taddeo, Joey Atkins and Rob Piper, plus GOTV updates and volunteer opportunities.

Learn why the Miami Beach Democratic Club opposes the 1691 Michigan Avenue referendum and what the proposed lease extension means for residents.

Track your Miami-Dade vote-by-mail ballot and learn how to fix a missing or mismatched signature. Miami Beach Dems volunteers can help with ballot curing.

Miami Beach moves to Florida’s newly drawn District 25 in 2026. Learn how redistricting happened and why Jared Moskowitz is on the ballot.

Miami Beach commissioners restored funding for Pride, Pridelines, the LGBTQ Chamber, and police outreach. The vote is a victory, but what happens next year?

Read our September meeting recap, view the official 2026 Democratic Slate, learn about the Club’s latest resolution, and find out how you can take action.

Rob Piper advances to the 2026 Miami-Dade County Commission District 5 runoff after earning endorsements from the Miami Beach Democrats, Miami-Dade Democratic Party, and Miami Herald.

Meet our 2026 Democratic slate as they head to the November election. Join us in supporting Democratic candidates and building a united front.

Learn about the candidates, key election dates, Vote-by-Mail deadlines, Early Voting, and races affecting Miami Beach voters in 2026.

The Miami Beach Democratic Club's July 2026 meeting featured a packed room, passage of a resolution opposing the State Property Tax Constitutional Amendment, remarks from U.S. Senate candidate Alex Vindman, State Senator Shevrin Jones, Transitions Miami, and District 5 candidate Rob Piper.

Learn why the Miami Beach Democratic Club opposes Florida's proposed property tax amendment and how it could impact schools, public safety, infrastructure, and local government.

Democratic Activist Rob Piper This August, voters in Miami-Dade County Commission District 5 will make an important decision about the future of our community. Unlike partisan elections, Miami-Dade County Commission races are officially nonpartisan, meaning candidates will not have a Democrat or Republican designation next to their names on the ballot. As a result, many voters may not realize which candidates share their values and which do not. That makes voter education and

More than 140 voters attended the Miami Beach Democratic Club's 2026 Democratic Primary Forum featuring candidates for U.S. Senate, Congress, Governor, and Florida House.

Learn about the candidates, key election dates, Vote-by-Mail deadlines, Early Voting, and races affecting Miami Beach voters in 2026.

The Miami Beach Democratic Club is launching its Summer Volunteer Challenge to help keep voters informed ahead of the 2026 elections. Volunteers can participate from home by texting or calling voters and helping strengthen civic engagement across the community.

The Miami Beach Democratic Party is recruiting Precinct Captains and Co-Captains to strengthen neighborhood voter engagement, organize local outreach, and build stronger community connections across Miami Beach.

Miami Beach Democrats May Meeting Recap: A focus on civil and education rights, with updates on immigration, public schools, and major wins in voter outreach and organizing.

Local organizing is the foundation of political success. Learn how the Democratic Party structure works—from national to neighborhood—and why grassroots volunteers are essential to winning elections and passing ballot initiatives.

Learn how poll watchers protect voters and election integrity in Florida. Volunteer for Miami-Dade elections and support voter protection efforts.

This weekend, Miami Beach came alive in a wave of color, music, and unity as our community gathered for the annual Pride Parade. A special thank you to Pride Parade Chair Bill Warren for his outstanding leadership in making this year’s event such an incredible success. We are also proud to share that this was our most successful Pride fundraiser yet—a true testament to the strength, generosity, and spirit of our community. But this year, Pride carried an even deeper meaning.