Wanda Williams Wins Mayoral Re-election
Mayor Wanda Williams has won the Harrisburg mayoral race, defeating treasurer Dan Miller.
Mayor Williams secured the seat after Miller conceded the race within two hours of polls closing.
Campaign Overview
Democratic nominee Wanda Williams campaigned against city treasurer Dan Miller to be the next mayor of the Capitol city.
- Mayor Williams won the Democratic ticket after defeating multiple candidates in the May primaries.
- Treasurer Dan Miller, a Democrat, received enough write-in votes as a Republican.
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Author's summary: Wanda Williams wins re-election as Harrisburg mayor.
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