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Florida Politics: “Daniella Levine Cava calls out Steve Bovo for accepting endorsement from Kim Daniels”
The Daniella Levine Cava campaign is criticizing fellow Miami-Dade mayoral candidate Esteban “Steve” Bovo for showcasing an endorsement from state Rep. Kim Daniels. “For a community like ours that prides itself for its diversity and respect for all walks of life, it’s highly offensive that Steve Bovo would not only welcome this endorsement, but stands shoulder to shoulder in our community with someone who was recently rejected by Jacksonville voters for her extremist views and highly divisive agenda,” said Levine Cava Senior Advisor Christian Ulvert.
Miami’s Community Newspaper: “Daniella Levine Cava is the Climate Champion Miami-Dade Needs”
Daniella has been a critical partner on the County Commission since 2015 and has fought for greater investment towards initiatives to combat sea-level rise. Daniella understands that the health of our environment is inextricably linked to the health of our economy, and her record demonstrates that she is the only candidate who will mobilize a sweeping response to this challenge.
Local 10: “Miami-Dade residents voice support for ordinance limiting fertilizer use as fight continues to save Biscayne Bay”
The ordinance proposed by Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava passed unanimously on a first read and is a major victory for the environmental watch dog group Miami Waterkeeper, which has been lobbying for this for years. “I am concerned, very concerned, very frustrated, that this is the oral report, and the mayor is not here,” said Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava. “We are pending all those overdue reports that are so vital to making the decisions to how we move forward.”
Miami Herald: “In Miami-Dade mayoral race, COVID is the top worry and a Democrat is ahead, poll says”
The two candidates for Miami-Dade mayor enjoy lopsided support from their political parties, and that’s pushed Democrat Daniella Levine Cava into a lead over Republican Esteban “Steve” Bovo Jr. in the officially non-partisan race between the county commissioners. Levine Cava leads Bovo by 10 points in the new poll for the Miami Herald by Bendixen & Amandi International, 45% to 35%.
Miami Herald: “DNC Chair Tom Perez campaigns for Latino vote in South Florida”
Perez kicked off his afternoon at Jackson South Medical Center in Kendall at an event hosted by local 1991 chapter of the Service Employees International Union. Perez joined Miami-Dade County mayoral candidate Daniella Levine Cava to host a lunch event for nurses and healthcare workers at the hospital. At a small courtyard sandwiched between hospital buildings, Perez thanked the union and addressed some of the workers about healthcare ballot issues. He asked for them to be active and make sure they vote.
Miami Herald: “Daniella Levine Cava is ready to lead Miami-Dade County as its next mayor”
In advance of the August primary, the Editorial Board
declared that, in the race for Miami-Dade County mayor, Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava was the best candidate to move this county forward. Two months later, as she faces challenger and Commission colleague Esteban “Steve” Bovo in a runoff, we’re even more persuaded that Levine Cava is the right choice. The next mayor will not be taking the reins of a county where things are chugging along as usual. This extraordinary year, which has seen extraordinary pain and challenges, is also bringing extraordinary opportunity to build back better.
South Florida Caribbean News: “Commissioner Levine Cava provides small businesses with COVID-19 relief funds”
In an effort to help support businesses and boost the local economy Miami-Dade County Commissioner Daniella Levine Cava and Neighbors and Neighbors Association (NANA) Executive Director Leroy Jones presented pandemic relief funds to many local small business owners and entrepreneurs.
Florida Politics: “Haitian groups, local leaders endorse Daniella Levine Cava for Miami-Dade Mayor”
“Daniella Levine Cava has selflessly served her community for years and has delivered for residents of our County instead of making empty promises,” Celestin said Thursday. While others are campaigning to be Miami-Dade’s highest politician, she is running to be our leader to bring us together and put us on the right track. We need unity and collaboration more than ever, and Daniella Levine Cava is the candidate who will make that possible.”
