Results of 2009 Miami Shores Village Election, April 14, 2009

 

from Miami-Dade Department of Elections, Miami-Dade County - Elections

 

As the table below shows, former Mayor Al Davis was top vote-getter with 724 votes, and council newcomer Donald P. Shockey was second, with 690. On April 21, they will take four-year terms expiring in April 2013. By custom, the top vote-getter becomes mayor for the next two years, and the second highest vote-getter vice mayor. Council member Prospero Herrera, with 675 votes will serve two years. Al Davis, Donald Shockey and Prospero Herrera will join incumbents Herta Holly and Stephen Loffredo on the five-member Village Council. Al Davis returns to the council after a two-year hiatus, in which he stepped down from his position in 2007 because of term limit rules.

 

 

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Summary
Report
Miami Shores
April 14, 2009
General Election
Unofficial
Results
Precincts Counted 8 (100%)
Absentee Precincts Counted 1
Registered Voters - Total 6,870
Ballots Cast - Total 1,306
Voter Turnout - Total 19.01%

Village Council
Votes
%
Al Davis

724
23.59%
Hunt Davis

619
20.17%
Prospero Guillermo Herrera, II

675
21.99%
Eddie Lewis

361
11.76%
Donald P. Shockey

690
22.48%
All results are unofficial until certified by the municipality
 

Results of 2007 Miami Shores Village Election, April 10, 2007

 

from Miami-Dade Department of Elections, Miami-Dade County - Elections

 

As the table below shows, Herta Holly was top vote-getter with 783 votes, and Stephen Loffredo was second, with 678. Both incumbents, they will take four-year terms expiring in April 2011 on with the new council's inaugural April 17, 2007. By custom, the top vote-getter becomes mayor for the next two years, and the second highest vote-getter vice mayor. Former council member Prospero Herrera, with 621 votes, and recreation board member Hunt Davis, with 608 votes, will each serve for two years. One of those latter terms finishes the four-year term of Mayor Al Davis, who must step down because of term limit rules. Jim Halliday and Eddie Lewis - both 20-year residents of the village - were first-time council candidates and are newcomers to village politics. Council member J.R. Rodriguez will remain on the council until 2009. Of the five council members, therefore, three are incumbents, one a former councilman and one (Hunt Davis) a first-time council member.     

 

 

Official Miami Shores General Election Sample Ballot

 

 

 

SUMMARY
REPORT

MIAMI SHORES
APRIL 10, 2007
GENERAL ELECTION

UNOFFICIAL
REPORT

 

Precincts Counted

8 (100%)

Absentee Precincts Counted

1

Registered Voters - Total

6,266

Ballots Cast - Total

1,040

Voter Turnout - Total

16.60%

VILLAGE COUNCIL

Votes

%

Hunt Davis

608

18.05%

Jim Halliday

422

12.53%

Prospero Guillermo Herrera, II

621

18.43%

Herta Holly

783

23.24%

Eddie Lewis

257

7.63%

Stephen K. Loffredo

678

20.12%

 

All results are unofficial until certified by the municipality

Official Miami Shores General Election Sample Ballot

April 12, 2005 election results

Al Davis: 457 votes

J.C. Rodriguez: 364 votes

Steve Loffredo 303 votes

Messrs. Rodriguez and Loffredo replace outgoing council members Greg Ullman and Ed Quinton

Messrs. Davis and Rodriguez win four-year terms. Mr. Loffredo returns to the council for a two-year term.

By custom, the top vote-getter becomes mayor and the second vote getter vice mayor.

This means that Mr. Davis, an eight-year council veteran and former mayor, will likely return as mayor for two years, with Mr. Rodriguez, a political newcomer, vice mayor.

The election returns Mr. Loffredo, a 10-year council veteran and former vice mayor first elected in 1987, to public office after a four-year absence.

The makeup of the new council:

Al Davis, Mayor

J.C. Rodriguez, Vice Mayor

Herta Holly

Steve Loffredo

Jim McCoy