A judge bars the incumbent mayor of North Miami from the November 3 ballot

According to L'Union Suite, a Miami-Dade County judge has disqualified the incumbent mayor of North Miami, Alix Desulme, from the November 3 election. The magistrate faulted him for the way he paid the fees required to validate his candidacy. George Morgan is now in a position to become the city's next mayor. Alix Desulme intends to appeal this decision, which places the race at the center of a legal dispute just days before the vote.

A notice for voters

Rhinews reports that Judge Abby Cynamon ordered the posting of notices on Thursday, October 29, to inform voters regarding the ballots cast. The available excerpt cuts off before the end of the sentence, so the exact content of these notices is unknown.

What is unknown

The gathered information does not say whether Judge Cynamon's order is related to Alix Desulme's disqualification. It also does not indicate the date of this disqualification, nor the fate of the announced appeal. The result of the North Miami municipal election is not included either.