“I plan to deliver”: Dickens prepares for runoff with slim margin over Reed
Atlanta’s two remaining mayoral candidates sought to differentiate themselves on Tuesday, a day before early voters begin casting ballots in the election to lead Georgia’s largest city.
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Councilman Andre Dickens holds a slim lead over former Mayor Kasim Reed for the number two spot in Atlanta’s mayoral race, just a few hundred votes, meaning he will likely be running against city council president Felicia Moore.
Polling in the weeks leading up to the election showed nearly 40% undecided, but Dickens says that’s not what he was hearing from voters. He joined “Morning Edition” to discuss the results and next steps for his campaign.
Christopher Alston contributed to this report.
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