A first for Miami-Dade.
In 2020, Daniella Levine Cava defied the odds and became the first woman mayor in Miami-Dade County's history.
Two former mayors — and a pandemic.
Daniella entered the race as the underdog, running against a former county mayor and a former City of Miami mayor.
The race became more complicated when the COVID-19 pandemic halted in-person campaigning.
A Mayor who cares.
MDW developed the message “a Mayor who cares” to highlight Daniella's persona as a compassionate, people-focused community leader with strong non-profit roots.
This message of compassion was a key element of the campaign's core issues: affordability, environmental protection, and COVID relief.
Through targeted direct mail and persuasion digital, informed by real-time data gathered through MDW's digital polling, our firm executed an aggressive campaign that helped the underdog become the front runner.
The campaign also went big — literally. MDW's out-of-home program put “a Mayor who cares” on billboards across Miami-Dade's busiest corridors, keeping Daniella's message in front of hundreds of thousands of commuters every day and reinforcing the mail and digital programs at county scale.
