State Senator Reed Becomes Atlanta Mayor-Elect
Posted by netizen on December 6, 2009 · Leave a Comment
After a tight race, a mayor-elect has been declared for Atlanta. Former state senator Kasim Reed won with just almost 700 points over general elections top placer, councilwoman Mary Norwood.
Reed took 50.4% of the total 84,383 votes casted or 42,348 votes. Norwood took 41,728 votes.
Norwood said that...
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