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Democratic challenger defeats Pittsburgh mayor in a primary

Pennsylvania election: Corey O’Connor defeats Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey in Democratic primary

Challenger Corey O’Connor ousted Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey in Tuesday’s Democratic primary election, beating an incumbent in a race that hinged on how Gainey was handling city finances, affordable housing and public safety.

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Corey O'Connor outlines his vision after unseating Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey

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Pittsburgh mayoral primary sees major upset as ‘old guard’ candidate defeats progressive incumbent Ed Gainey

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Corey O'Connor Ousts Incumbent Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey In Democratic Primary

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Pennsylvania Primary Election Results

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Pittsburgh Mayoral Candidate Corey O’Connor thanks voters with tradition started by his father

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O’Connor defeats Pittsburgh mayor in primary race that focused on housing, public safety

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Corey O'Connor thanks Pittsburgh voters in a post-election family tradition

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Corey O'Connor defeats Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey in May primary election

Allegheny County Controller Corey O’Connor has beaten Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey and will now run to be the city's next mayor in November.

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Left-Wing Mayor Of Major Blue City Loses Key Primary Race

Democratic Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey lost Tuesday’s mayoral primary election to the comparatively moderate Democratic Allegheny County Controller Corey O’Connor,

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Brandon McGinley: How my, and Pittsburgh’s, optimism about Ed Gainey dissolved into disappointment

I was about a month on the job when Ed Gainey was elected Mayor of Pittsburgh. I had thought there might be excitement in the newsroom about his historic victory as Pittsburgh’s first Black mayor, but it was subdued and professional.

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Joseph Sabino Mistick: Pittsburgh picks a mayor

Let’s take a look at what next week’s race for mayor of Pittsburgh is not about. Some people and groups are seeking to use this election to fight their own battles instead of looking out for what’s best for the people of Pittsburgh.