Democrat Eileen Higgins claimed victory in Miami's mayoral election on Tuesday, defeating a Republican contender backed by former President Donald Trump. This victory marks the end of a nearly 30-year losing streak for Democrats in the city.

Higgins, at 61, becomes the first woman to serve as Miami's mayor, drawing significant support by addressing concerns over Trump's immigration policies. Her campaign resonated in Miami's Hispanic-majority, signaling potential shifts in the political landscape as the Democrats prepare for the upcoming 2026 midterms.

Notable Democratic figures, including Pete Buttigieg and Ruben Gallego, supported Higgins, showcasing the national attention on this local race. Despite the political gains, some Republicans in Florida express growing anxiety, especially a

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