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Sunrise Commissioner Seat C · Nov 3, 2026

Emoni McGregor

Candidate for Commissioner Seat C

5 candidates · 2 seats3 sourced positions

Emoni McGregor is running for Sunrise Commissioner Seat C in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Neil Kerch and Evelyn Bryant.

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High school science teacher with a Ph.D. in Developmental Biology from Florida International University. Previously worked as a manager at Hurley in the Sawgrass Mall.

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www.emonimcgregor.com

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Where Emoni McGregor stands: positions on the record

Priorities1 sourced position
  • campaign website

    Her campaign platform says the city should invest in people, not just projects.

    “We invest in people, not just projects.”

    Own statementEmoni McGregor campaign site

Health1 sourced position
  • campaign website

    Her platform says a thriving city prioritizes the health of its people, especially women and families.

    “A thriving city prioritizes the health of its people- especially women and families.”

    Own statementEmoni McGregor campaign site

Neighborhoods1 sourced position
  • campaign website

    Her platform calls for neighborhoods that are safe, connected and built to last.

    “Strong neighborhoods are safe, connected, and built to last.”

    Own statementEmoni McGregor campaign site

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