Dear John,
Last weekend, I was excited to join thousands of residents from across Miami-Dade at Miami Beach’s Pride celebration. Every moment at #MiamiBeachPride was a celebration of love and unity, and a powerful reminder that together we can create a world where everyone feels accepted and valued.
Pride is also a reminder that our community’s diversity is its strength. And it’s a reminder that in order to ensure that Miami-Dade remains a welcoming, inclusive community for all, we need to elect pro-equality leaders at all levels of government.
As your State Senator, I was proud to fight back against attacks on the LGBTQ community in Tallahassee. I’ll do the same as your Clerk of the Court and Comptroller. |
As the official charged with overseeing numerous government services — including the issuing of marriage licenses — Miami-Dade’s Clerk and Comptroller plays an active role in ensuring our government is inclusive and welcoming to all residents.
As a proud ally and longtime advocate for LGBTQ equality — and all Miami-Dade residents — I’m committed to delivering on that promise as your Clerk and Comptroller.
Thank you for joining me in celebrating Pride and building a welcoming and inclusive future for all residents. As I said in the parade, in Florida, we should be able to say Gay! Warmly,
Annette
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Born in Colombia, Annette Taddeo learned the values of public service and resilience from her father, an American World War II and Korean War fighter pilot who bravely and proudly served our country and defended our democracy. In 2017, Taddeo made history as the first Latina Democrat to serve in the Florida Senate and was subsequently reelected in 2018 to a four year term.
Nacida en Colombia, Annette Taddeo aprendió los valores del servicio público y la resiliencia de su padre, un piloto estadounidense que luchó en la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la Guerra de Corea, quien sirvió valiente y orgullosamente a nuestro país y defendió nuestra democracia. En 2017, Taddeo hizo historia como la primera latina demócrata en servir en el Senado de Florida, y fue reelegida en el 2018 a un término de cuatro años. |
