The city of Coral Gables held a special election on Tuesday to vote on eight referendums. The first referendum was to move the city's elections from April in each odd year to November in 2026. The second was to amend the city charter and prohibit changing the municipal general election date away from November of even-numbered years. The fourth would require commissioners to convene a "Charter Review Committee" every 10 years, starting in 2035, to review the city’s charter and offer recommendations on potential amendments. The seventh referendum asked voters whether the city should eliminate runoff elections in races for city commission or mayor and instead name the winner based on who receives the most votes.