Too many Broward County city commissions remain overwhelmingly White.
Not for long.
With more minorities registering to vote, change is coming to city halls.
Take Sunrise.
It has:
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23,084 White voters
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16,281 Black voters
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13,474 Hispanic voters
How long can Sunrise continue to have an all-White commission?
Or Plantation.
It has:
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35,306 White voters
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10,571 Black voters
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9,393 Hispanic voters
Yet the Plantation City Commission and mayor are White.
Or North Lauderdale.
It has:
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11,085 Black voters
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3,928 White Voters
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3,403 Hispanic Voters
The mayor and three of the four commissioners are white.
Fair?
Or Pembroke Pines
It has:
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38,993 Hispanic voters
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37,113 White voters
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19,008 Black voters
The mayor and three of the four commissioners are non-Hispanic Whites.
Or Weston
It has:
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19,003 White voters
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14,747 Hispanic voters
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1,755 Black voters
Three of the four commissioners and the mayor are non-Hispanic Whites.
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