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Democrat Eileen Higgins sworn in as Miami's first female mayor after 30 years of GOP control
Eileen Higgins won by 19 points, becoming Miami's first female mayor in nearly 30 years and ending decades of Republican leadership.
- Democrat Eileen Higgins was sworn in as Miami's first female mayor, defeating a Republican endorsed by President Donald Trump.
- Higgins, 61, replaces Republican Francis Suarez who had served as mayor since 2017, becoming the first Democrat to lead the city in nearly 30 years.
- In her inaugural speech, Higgins vowed to work on making housing affordable and to 'act lovingly' by listening to the people of Miami.
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Eileen Higgins makes history in Miami as the first non-Hispanic woman to lead the city, promising to fight corruption and simplify procedures
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Democrat Eileen Higgins sworn in as Miami's first female mayor after 30 years of GOP control
Eileen Higgins has been sworn in as Miami's first female mayor, taking office two weeks after defeating a Trump-endorsed Republican.
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