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MAYOR, officer. The chief or executive magistrate of a city who bears this title.
     2. It is generally his duty to cause the laws of the city to be enforced, and to superintend inferior officers, such as constables, watchmen and the like. But the power and authority which mayors possess being given to them by local regulations, vary in different places.



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Also on the ballot Tuesday were mayoral posts in major cities, including New York City, Atlanta, Houston, Detroit and Pittsburgh, as well as referendums in Maine and Washington state on allowing same-sex marriage.
Also on the ballot Tuesday were mayoral posts in major cities, including New York City, Atlanta, Houston, Detroit and Pittsburgh, as well as referendums in Maine and Washington state on allowing same-sex marriage.
Councilor Rosemary Romero, co-sponsor along with Mayor David Coss and Councilor Chris Calvert of the ordinance establishing campaign contribution limits, said she originally planned for the new law to apply to the 2010 mayoral race.
 
 
 
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