Francis X. Suarez is one of the most popular and richest Politician who was born on October 6, 1977 in Miami, United States. Francis Xavier Suarez (/s w the form’r e Z / ; born September 6 1977) is an American politician and lawyer who is serving as the 43rd Mayor of Miami. Suarez was elected on the 7th of November 2017, with 86 % of the vote. Suarez has been the only mayor born in Miami. He is an active Republican However, the office that he holds as the City of Miami Mayor is non-partisan. He was previously the City of Miami Commissioner for District 4, a post in which he served since his election in a runoff election November 17 in 2009. Suarez is the child of the former Miami Mayor and Miami Dade county commissioner Xavier Suarez.
As a Miami resident, Francis is a passionate advocate for the people that he represents. While his efforts to address the major issues–from sea level resilience to solutions for gun violence — are obvious but I witnessed firsthand his determination to solve problems that are not being noticed when we visited public housing complexes within the Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood.
For his entry on the Time ‘100 Next’ list, Sen. Marco Rubio (R) said of the Mayor: Public service isn’t about grabbing headlines, but about solving real problems facing those who live and work in our communities. While federal policymakers play an important role, local government leaders are often on the front lines of these issues. Francis Suarez understands and relishes this civic duty.
On September 16, 2019, the United States Conference of Mayors and the Partner America Program presented Mayor Francis Suarez with the Small Business Advocate Award for his dedication to the small business community of his city.
Suarez was elected for the first time to the office of City of Miami Commissioner for District 4 in 2009. The general election for the position of Tomas Regalado was on November 3rd of 2009. Suarez was able to make his way to the second round of against Manolo Reyes after he got 44.74 percent of the vote and Reyes was able to secure 40.50 percent. The other candidates who ran in the general race included Denis Rod who had 5.15 percent, and Oscar Rodriguez-Fonts had 9.61 percent.
