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Miami sets nonpartisan mayoral election for April 7, 2026

Miami City Council · January 6, 2026
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Summary

The council adopted Resolution CC 20-26-01 calling a nonpartisan general election for mayor on April 7, 2026; the mayor encouraged prospective candidates to sign up.

The Miami City Council adopted Resolution CC 20-26-01 on Tuesday, formally calling a nonpartisan general election for mayor in the City of Miami (Ottawa County, Oklahoma) on April 7, 2026.

The mayor read the resolution and noted that the election is the opportunity for residents "who think they can do it better" to sign up. A councilmember moved to approve the resolution and the motion passed on recorded affirmative votes in the transcript.

The resolution as read establishes the date and the nonpartisan format; the transcript does not include filing deadlines, candidate qualification details, or administrative instructions beyond the call for the election. Those administrative specifics were not provided in the excerpted remarks and are recorded as "not specified" in the clarifying details.

Next procedural steps typically include setting filing deadlines and publication of candidate information, but no such steps were recorded in the provided transcript excerpts.