Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle, left, and Miami criminal and civil rights attorney Melba Pearson, right. Both are running for Miami-Dade State Attorney in the August primary elections. Courtesy photos.
Longtime incumbent Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle and criminal and civil rights attorney Melba Pearson are both hoping to hold one of the largest offices of its kind in the country, but only one can prevail Aug. 18. Here’s why each Democratic candidate says she deserves a vote. Responses have been edited for style and content.
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Katherine Fernandez Rundle
Fernandez Rundle has served as state attorney since 1993 and has been reelected six times.
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