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If elected, Norwood would become the city's first white mayor in a generation. Atlanta has had a long line of black mayors going back to 1973. Current Mayor Shirley Franklin, the city's first female mayor, was barred from seeking a third term. Full Article at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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ATLANTA - Front runner Mary Norwood hit the ground running Wednesday only hours after getting 45% of Tuesday's vote for mayor of Atlanta. Full Article at 11Alive | Atlanta
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Atlanta mayoral candidates Mary Norwood and Kasim Reed were being invited to attend a debate scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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ATLANTA—An Atlanta councilwoman could become the city's first white mayor in a generation, facing off against a black state senator in a runoff next month. Full Article at Boston Globe
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Reporting from Atlanta - Roofer Anthony Clark lives in Atlanta's historically black West End, in a little bungalow with a yard sign out front touting Kasim Reed, the city's leading black mayoral candidate. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Well, I'll tell you, I did vote for Kasim Reed yesterday ... and I'm glad that he's had many other people to vote for him.
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As soon as I finish this, I'm going to be knocking on some doors this afternoon
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In a way, the gay vote has replaced the poor vote in a lot of these areas
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I welcome this competition ... we're going to have a high-road debate. And I hope that we can avoid these kinds of attempts to divide our city.
– Kasim Reed SOURCE: 11Alive | Atlanta
