Special election is over, but primary just getting started

Martin, Sierra hope skipping special election gives them key advantage

By MICHAEL HINMAN

Posted 4/1/21

They both took a major gamble stepping away from the recent city council special election to instead focus on the June Democratic primary, and now both Abigail Martin and Marcos Sierra hope it will pay off.

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