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Rex Richardson to become Long Beach's 1st Black mayor as opponent concedes race

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Long Beach City Councilman Rex Richardson will be the city's first Black mayor. Richardson had 42,697 votes in Monday's update, compared to 34,531 for Price, a lead of 55.29% to 44.71%. Richardson will replace Robert Garcia, who was elected the U.S. House of Representatives.

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CBS News

Rex Richardson to become Long Beach's first Black mayor

Richardson, who is the city's vice mayor, had 42,697 votes in Monday's update, compared to 34,531 for Price, a lead of 55.29% to 44.71%.

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Los Angeles Times

Long Beach to elect first Black mayor, Rex Richardson, after opponent concedes

Rex Richardson will become the first Black mayor of Long Beach after his opponent, Suzie Price, conceded on Tuesday.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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abc 7 LA

Rex Richardson to become Long Beach's 1st Black mayor as opponent concedes race

Rex Richardson will be Long Beach's first Black mayor, with Councilwoman Suzie Price conceding the race on Tuesday.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Spectrum News

Rex Richardson to become Long Beach's 1st Black mayor, as opponent concedes

A short time after Price's concession, the 39-year-old Richardson issued a statement proclaiming victory.

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NBC LA

Rex Richardson to Become Long Beach's First Black Mayor

Long Beach City Councilman Rex Richardson will be Long Beach's next mayor. He will become the city's first Black mayor after opponent Suzie Price conceded the...

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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