The 2018 midterm elections are finally over! As the nation breathes a collective sigh of relief, it’s time for Floridians to reevaluate what works and what doesn’t when it comes to our system of voting, especially when it comes to selecting the individuals responsible for overseeing our elections.

For Florida, this election was an opportunity to demonstrate once again that we learned the tough lessons from the 2000 election recount. Overall, our state performed well. Overall, the state demonstrated that it had learned its lessons. Nowhere was this more evident than in Miami-Dade County, where the appointed supervisor of elections Christina  White demonstrated that in the state’s largest county, careful planning and excellent execution can turn a potentially chaotic situation into an example of efficient great government.

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