Born in Cuba in 1954, Gimenez immigrated to the United States with his family following the Cuban Revolution in 1960. His family settled in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood and Gimenez has been a Miami-Dade resident ever since. Mayor Gimenez has dedicated his life to his community and the people of Miami-Dade County as a firefighter, an administrator and as an elected public servant.
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Carlos has spent the last nine years fighting to lower taxes, balance the budget, protect the environment and more. Now, he’s building on this record as a candidate for Congress. In order to better serve South Florida, Carlos wants to hear directly from you. Tell him what matters to you and how you want to see him advocate for you on Day One in Congress!
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.@AmandiOnAir on #HurricaneIan: "The problem here is the second catastrophe, which was totally preventable... the property insurance catastrophe that Ron DeSantis and the Republican legislature in this state have conscientiously avoided doing a single thing about." #TheReidOut pic.twitter.com/sEHAq4Q3oS
— The ReidOut (@thereidout) September 27, 2022
We have to take this storm seriously, South Florida. Like every storm, #HurricaneIan can be unpredictable. Making sure you and your family are prepared can make all the difference.
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) September 27, 2022
Make sure you follow @FLSERT, @FEMA, and your local news outlets for the most updated information.
Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth! Latinos are an important part of America. They’re a big reason why #FL28 is the best place to live, work, and raise a family.
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) September 15, 2022
I’ll always fight to ensure Latinos have access to a quality education, an economy that works, and a chance to get ahead. pic.twitter.com/1zk4eIUVCz
Happy birthday to America’s Governor, @RonDeSantisFL! I’m grateful for your leadership in keeping Florida thriving, no matter what the mob throws at you.
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) September 14, 2022
Thanks for standing up for Florida, for backing the blue, and for honoring our servicemembers.
Let’s go win in November. 🇺🇸
Today we remember all we lost on #Sept11.
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) September 11, 2022
In the face of those barbaric acts of terrorism, we emerged a stronger, more united country. We prayed together, fought together, and made the grief of strangers our own.
That has always been our creed. United we stand, divided we fall. pic.twitter.com/tWR089Qj4d
Thank you. On to November! Join our team: https://t.co/iv6iQFP82y https://t.co/9u3VYU9OJg
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) August 24, 2022
Gracias a los votantes del #FL28 por su confianza y por elegirme como el candidato republicano para el congreso. Ahora a ganar en Noviembre. pic.twitter.com/FSrrfD89S9
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) August 24, 2022
Thank you to the voters of #FL28 for vesting your trust in me as the Republican nominee yet again. Let’s go on and win in November. pic.twitter.com/CK4dBXE9Kv
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) August 24, 2022
Estoy orgulloso de recibir el apoyo de la comunidad colombiana aquí en el sur de la Florida. Juntos, defenderemos a la libertad, la democracia y el capitalismo. #ColombianosConGimenez #FL28 https://t.co/LJA1H9rBoF
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) August 23, 2022
You can run, but you can’t hide. https://t.co/c1VcJLrbqN
— Carlos A. Gimenez (@CarlosGimenezFL) August 22, 2022