Detroit Primary Results
Clip: Season 6 Episode 15 | 5m 8sVideo has Closed Captions
Results of the Detroit primary. Ep 615/Seg 1.
The MiWeek team examines results of the Detroit primary: The mayoral race will come down to Mayor Mike Duggan and Coleman Young II, and City Council President Pro Tem George Cushingberry was knocked out of the primary election. Episode 615/Segment 1.
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Detroit Primary Results
Clip: Season 6 Episode 15 | 5m 8sVideo has Closed Captions
The MiWeek team examines results of the Detroit primary: The mayoral race will come down to Mayor Mike Duggan and Coleman Young II, and City Council President Pro Tem George Cushingberry was knocked out of the primary election. Episode 615/Segment 1.
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