Multiple Florida Cities Elect New Mayors, Council Members Addressing Housing, Transportation

Elections are underway in several U.S. cities, with candidates focusing on key local issues such as government accountability, cost of living, transportation, and housing affordability. In Hialeah, candidates emphasize reducing taxes, cutting waste, fighting corruption, and improving water services. Miami's mayoral hopefuls discuss restoring trust in government, addressing affordability, public safety, and infrastructure resilience, with some highlighting the need to tackle corruption and improve public services. New York City mayoral candidates debate transportation policies, particularly the feasibility of free bus service, fare enforcement, and public safety in transit systems. In Ketchikan, candidates prioritize sustainable budgeting and addressing infrastructure and housing challenges. Orlando's city council candidates focus on transportation and affordable housing, advocating for transit-oriented development and expanded public transit to alleviate the city's housing crisis and traffic problems.