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D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray defeated incumbent Adrian M. Fenty by 54 to 45 percent on Tuesday for the Democratic nomination for mayor. The vote marked the third time in District history that residents have ousted a sitting mayor.

SOURCE: D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics | Mary Kate Cannistra/The Washington Post - Sept. 16, 2010

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