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· 1dSheffield to face Kinloch in November election for Detroit mayor
As of 9;35 p.m., Sheffield had taken 53.8% percent of the votes cast so far. The next two candidates, Pastor Solomon Kinloch and former City Council President Saunteel Jenkins, were running close for the other slot on the November general election ballot. Kinloch had received 16.8% of the votes counted, and Jenkins 13.6%.
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