Baltimore City general election candidates

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November 6, 2011, 3:05 p.m.

Mayor

Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Democrat

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Alfred V. Griffin III, Republican

Catalina Byrd, Unaffiliated

Charlene Tamara Gaskins, Unaffiliated

Craig Williams, Unaffiliated

Steven H Smith, Republican

City Council President

Bernard C. "Jack" Young, Democrat

David Anthony Wiggins, Republican

Lorenzo Gaztanaga, Libertarian

Comptroller

Joan M. Pratt, Democrat

City Council District 1

James B. Kraft,Democrat

Matthew Brian Libber, Unaffiliated

City Council District 2

Brandon M. Scott, Democrat

Shereese Maynard-Tucker, Republican

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