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David Morales challenges Brett Smiley for mayor as campaign focuses on Providence's affordability crisis, highlighted by Redfin data.

Steady: 1 development in the last 24 hours, 1 in the last 7 days Updated yesterday

The latest in this situation

  1. David Morales won the Providence mayoral primary, unseating Brett Smiley.
  2. Council struggled to override Smiley's rent veto.
  3. Morales spoke to NBC about police, and Perez attended Smiley's campaign event.
  4. Providence City Council passed a rent stabilization ordinance as the mayoral race between Brett Smiley and David Morales continues.
  5. David Morales lost the Democratic primary to the challenger.

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6 reports, 5 independent, last reported Sep 6. The briefing below covers this first event.

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David Morales challenges Brett Smiley for mayor as campaign focuses on Providence's affordability crisis, highlighted by Redfin data.

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  1. Providence City Council passed a rent stabilization ordinance as the mayoral race between Brett Smiley and David Morales continues.Sub-event
  2. In the Providence mayoral primary election, candidates David Morales and Brett Smiley are involved in a rivalry, with the added development of receiving endorsements from Senator Bernie Sanders.Sub-event
  3. Rhode Island has taken over the operation of Providence schools.Sub-event
  4. Morales challenges Smiley in Providence mayoral race amid affordability crisis.1 source
  5. Smiley's campaign against Morales utilizes Andrew Cuomo's political playbook.1 source

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