Log Cabin Republicans' Mimi Planas to run for Miami-Dade County Community Council seat

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Log Cabin Republicans' Mimi Planas to run for Miami-Dade County Community Council seat

Miriam "Mimi" Planas, co-director of Log Cabin Republicans of Miami, has just posted on Facebook that she's running for office:

Dear Facebook Friends:

Just wanted to let all of my friends know that I have decided to run for Miami Dade County Community Council, District 10 - At Large.

I have filed the paper work yesterday and am all set to enter the race. I stand ready make a difference in our local community and do the best I can to represent the people that will hopefully put me in office.

Will keep you posted!

Thanks!

Planas, a lesbian mother, ran in 2010 for the Miami-Dade County District 10 commission seat.

Posted by Steve Rothaus at 01:45 PM in Bisexual, Business, Current Affairs, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, Miami & Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, Politics, Religion, Transgender, Weblogs, Workplace, Youth | Permalink

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