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2015 Primary Election Guide

"What's at stake is the independence of the office."

Follow the links below to see why selecting the right watchdog for city and county government is the most important choice facing voters May 19. Plus see our head-to-head comparisons in four contested Pittsburgh City Council Races, three Pittsburgh Board of Education races and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

2015 Primary Election Guide
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The selection of city and county watchdogs is all about control

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