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Mayor Mike Duggan Mounts Victory in Primary Election | The Michigan Chronicle

Mayor Mike Duggan advances to the November general election with a resounding 50,853 votes over opponent Anthony Adams 7, 014 votes. Detroit's primary race featured fourteen individuals, and after Tuesday's election, the race for the city's next mayor has come down to the final two candidates. Duggan's victory is not shocking to some across … Continued

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