By: Sharon Aron Baron
Coral Springs will be holding their special election on Tuesday, and based on the turnout during the March special election – just a few votes could decide the race.
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019, residents can head to the polls for a Special Election to fill the commission Seat vacancy for Seat 2. With over 80,000 eligible voters, it’s imperative residents exercise their right to vote. If you requested a Vote by Mail ballot, it must be postmarked by election day. When returning the ballot, do not forget to sign the return envelope.
The candidates who have qualified to run for Coral Springs Commission Seat 2 are Shawn Michael Cerra; Melissa Martinez Cipriano; Randal Cutter; Diane Gonzalez Simpson; Khurrum Wahid; and Camille Wallace.
On June 18, the polls open at 7 a.m. and remain open until 7 p.m.; all residents must vote at their designated precinct if you are unsure of your voting location click browardsoe.org/Election-Information/Precinct-Finder.
More about the candidates here:
Coral Springs Candidates Get Candid on Issues Affecting the City
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1 comment
Congratulations to Shawn Cerra. To Coral Springs Talk, I encourage for future local elections to either interview or post articles elucidating the history of candidates that are running. The brief history previously given was very superficial.
I saw the video with the Candidate Forum and that was helpful, But, even more informative was the Sun Sentinel article which delved into the candidates history.
The more transparent and more information the better to allow people to make an informed choice.