As a bruising race approaches its end, Kenneth Thompson predicts he will win by an even larger margin than his convincing primary victory over six-term incumbent Charles Hynes. But Hynes is hopeful he can muster enough additional support to prevail in an admittedly uphill contest.
November 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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As the bruising race for Brooklyn District Attorney approaches its end, Democratic nominee Kenneth Thompson predicts he will win by an even larger margin than his convincing primary victory over six-term incumbent Charles Hynes.
But Hynes, now running on the Republican and Conservative lines, is hopeful he can muster enough additional support to prevail in an admittedly uphill contest.
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