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One of the big surprises of the night on Tuesday was New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's narrow re-election win. Two theories seem to be making their way around to explain the near-defeat. Full Article at Time Magazine
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Its old news by now that Michael Bloomberg spent $100 million of his own money to campaign for a third term as New York City mayor, and he won. Full Article at To The Center
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Bill Thompson didn't have Michael Bloomberg's big bucks, his renown or any real help aside from his own political muscle, but he made the mayoral race awfully close. Imagine if he had someone like, oh, President Barack Obama, backing him up. Full Article at NBC New York
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NEW YORK (CBS) ― Mayor Michael Bloomberg spent record money to convince New Yorkers to vote him back into office for a third term, and the spending spree paid off, barely. Full Article at CBS 11 - Dallas/Fort Worth
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Left photograph of Mayor Bloomberg by Richard Drew/AP, right photograph of Comptroller Thompson by Diane Bondareff/AP The polls closed at 9 pm — now it's just a waiting game to see who who will win. Full Article at Gothamist
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There will be moments where I'm going to have to be very aggressive in speaking up for people who aren't being heard
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Conventional wisdom says historically third terms haven’t been too successful
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Although we have had our differences, we have always found common ground in our deep desire to serve this city
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I’m committed to working twice as hard as I did in the past eight [years]
