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Article: Miami gives ex-mayor another shot; Clark beats Alonso in runoff. (Steve Clark)
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- The Bond Buyer
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- November 11, 1993
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ATLANTA - Former mayor Steve Clark won Miami's nonpartisan runoff election for mayor Tuesday, beating Miriam Alonso.
Clark's margin of victory over Cuban-born Alonso was 58.5%, or 24,097 of the 41,157 votes cast. Clark is a registered Democrat; Alonso is a Republican.
In the general election held Nov. 2, Clark topped a six-person field with 45% of the vote. City Commissioner Alonso came in second with 39%. Because neither received a majority, the two candidates squared off in Tuesday's contest.
Clark and Alonso were seeking the seat vacated by incumbent Xavier Suarez, who was elected in 1985 as Miami's first Cuban-born mayor.
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