DuPree will seek reelection to fourth term in Hub City
by Associated Press
Published: August 17,2012
Tags: election, executive, government, mayor, municipal, municipality, Politics, reelection, vote, voter, Voting
HATTIESBURG — Democrat Johnny DuPree says he will seek a fourth term as Hattiesburg mayor in 2013.
The Hattiesburg American reports DuPree revealed his intentions this week — first during a fundraiser Tuesday night, then in an interview with the newspaper Wednesday.
DuPree made history in August 2011 when he became the first black candidate to win a major-party nomination for Mississippi governor. He lost the November general election to Republican Phil Bryant.
Candidates have until next March to qualify for the Hattiesburg mayor’s race.
A current City Council member, Deborah Denard Delgado, says she plans to run for mayor as a Democrat.
The newspaper reports Dave Ware, a Republican on the City Council, is another possible mayoral candidate, although he has been vague about his plans.
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