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Charlottesville
City Council
Charlottesville’s voters elected three new City Councilmen from a field of four; the first all-Democratic Council in four years.
In the 1952 election, Thomas H. Wyllie was the first Republican to seek a Council post in under his party’s banner since reconstruction days; he lost the seat by more than 300 votes.[1]
Democratic Primary
The Democratic Primary was held on Tuesday April 1, 1952.
| Candidates | Votes | |
|---|---|---|
| Sol B. Weinberg | 1353 | |
| R. M. (Jack) Davis | 1312 | |
| S. Dexter Forbes | 1225 | |
| George E. Hardy | 404 | |
| Source: Daily Progress[2] | ||
Municipal election
Voters in Charlottesville went to the polls on June 10, 1952 to elect three members of City Council.
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References
- ↑ Web. Daily Progress,, Daily Progress, Lee Enterprises, Monday June 9, 1952, retrieved January 25, 2023.
- ↑ Web. [1], Daily Progress, Lee Enterprises