Case study / Mayoral campaign
Denise D. Grant: the 2024 race for Mayor of Lauderhill
Mayor, City of Lauderhill
One race, for Mayor of Lauderhill, decided on November 5, 2024. The result below is the certified count published by the Broward County Supervisor of Elections, and it links to its source.
- What we delivered
- Meta and Instagram ads
- Outcome
- Won with 62.57% of the vote.
- Votes
- 16,142
- Margin, in votes
- 6,485
- Margin, in points
- 25.14
The race
Mayor of the City of Lauderhill, in Broward County, Florida. The seat was decided by the city’s voters in the general election of November 5, 2024.
- Denise D. Grant Winner 16,142 votes, 62.57%
- Lawrence "Jabbow" Martin 9,657 votes, 37.43%
Denise D. Grant won with 16,142 votes, 62.57% of the vote, to 9,657 votes, 37.43%, for Lawrence "Jabbow" Martin. The margin was 6,485 votes, 25.14 points.
Certified results published by the Broward County Supervisor of Elections, 10 of 10 precincts reporting. Percentages are the office’s own. The office’s page was last updated on November 18, 2024.
In her words
“Professional, responsive, and results-driven. They handled everything smoothly and helped us stay focused and win our election.”
Mayor Denise D. Grant City of Lauderhill Our role
We ran the campaign’s Meta and Instagram ads.
Where we fit
The win belongs to the candidate and to the voters of Lauderhill. Our part was the campaign’s Meta and Instagram ads, and this page claims nothing more than that. What it shows is the certified count, with its source, and her own words.
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