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For New York's Mayor, a Surprisingly Narrow Win

As the votes were counted in mayoral races across the country, the biggest shock of the night occurred in a race that turned out just as everyone had expected: Michael Bloomberg won a third term as mayor of New York City, but by a surprisingly small... Full Article at Governing

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  1. The billionaire Michael Bloomberg narrowly won a third term as Mayor of New York yesterday with a $100 million (£60 million) campaign that cost him $180 a vote. Full Article at Times Online

  2. That sure was close, wasn't it? Going into the election, pollsters and pundits were predicting a double-digit win for Michael Bloomberg. Full Article at CityFile

  3. NEW YORK — Billionaire Mayor Michael Bloomberg heads toward a third term bruised by a surprisingly close re-election battle that exposed lingering anger over his reversal on term limits and his prodigious campaign spending. Full Article at Boston Herald

  4. Reporting from Los Angeles and Atlanta - By a surprisingly narrow margin, voters chose to reelect billionaire Michael R. Bloomberg for a third term as New York mayor Tuesday, one of a number of big-city electoral decisions made amid predictions of... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

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