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As election time nears, you have
no doubt tired of the chaotic cries of political
pollsters and pundits who agonize over how this presidential
election cycle will end. Well, we all know the answer to
that one: one candidate will win, the other will not.
There is one Virginia election,
however, that is getting relatively little press with the
exception spattering of news in the national dailies on slow
news days. And that is the Richmond mayoral election.
This is an election that has a much greater outcome than
simply one person winning and the others not. This
heralds a totally new form of government for our state capital.
While there is little local coverage on this race, and we
suspect even less outside the region, this race should cause
local government managers
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