After a haul of roughly $650,000 in June, Daniella Levine Cava says she has now amassed more than $5.2 million to defend her job as Miami-Dade County Mayor.
Levine Cava’s camp said nearly 4,000 individual contributions have flown into her campaign account and political committee, Our Democracy, since she made history in 2020 as Miami-Dade’s first woman Mayor.
That includes 1,500 contributions under $100 and an average donation of $300.
A tally Florida Politics conducted of Levine Cava’s fundraising numbers since December 2020 — not counting the second half of June 2024, which pends reporting — found Levine Cava’s team may have undercounted her gains. Through mid-June, county campaign finance records show she raised $5.49 million.
Levine Cava said in a statement that she is “so grateful for the confidence and outpouring of support from our community.”
“Together, we are building a stronger, more future-ready Miami-Dade — but we are not finished yet,” she said. “With another four years, I look forward to continuing my service and leading with vision, integrity, and a commitment to results. Onward to August!”
Levine Cava officially launched her re-election last year and has since attracted a deluge of bipartisan endorsements from nearly 75% of Miami-Dade’s municipal Mayors, almost two-thirds of Vice Mayors in the county, more than 90 other current and former local leaders, and myriad union and advocacy organizations.