Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is under pressure from both Coconut Grove residents and black activists to veto last week’s vote on the redistricting map, which they say gerrymanders the Grove into three districts.

Suarez, who has been glaringly absent throughout the entire redistricting process, has 10 days from the 3-2 March 24 vote to issue a veto. So that means by Sunday or Monday, at the latest, depending how the city attorney’s office does the math this time.

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Coconut Grove residents beg no-show mayor to veto redistricting map

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What the hell happened?

People are still asking themselves that after last week’s special meeting in Miami to give final approval to the redistricting.

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District 2 could be kept whole under new Miami redistricting map

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The redistricting process in the city of Miami has turned into a land grab.

A battle erupted Friday between Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla in District 1 and Chairwoman Christine King in District 5 over who would get the Wharf Miami, site of a proposed $185-million mixed use project with a 165-room hotel.

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Attorney says it’s gerrymandering to protect his house from seizure

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