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A lot of city council candidates don’t live in the wards they’re running in

By Steve Kupferman

| October 14, 2014

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—The percentage of city council candidates running in the 2014 election who don’t live in the wards they hope to represent, according to an analysis by Everycandidate.org. That group includes 12 incumbents.

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