Pembroke Pines voters have spoken in the three-way, nonpartisan District 1 commission race, reelecting Thomas “Tom” Good over challengers Jim Henry and Dennis Hinds.
Good captured nearly 60% of the vote, running as a longtime resident and small-business professional on a platform of steady growth and running against rapid overdevelopment.
Municipal elections in parts of Broward County, included Pembroke Pines and Lauderhill.
Another standout race ended in a rout.
Pembroke Pines’ District 4 voters handed Michael Hernández a decisive win tonight, defeating challenger Elizabeth “Liz” Burns in this nonpartisan race.
With more than 70% of the vote, Hernández won another term and a strong mandate for his agenda on fiscal responsibility, such as opposing FPL rate increase and opposing the incinerator and protecting the health of our residents.
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