State of the City Address Serves as Final Push for Votes in Harrisburg Mayoral Race
Harrisburg officials gathered for the annual State of the City address, where Mayor Wanda Williams and her administration outlined plans for the future and sought to secure votes in the November election.
"Each year, this occasion gives us the opportunity to progress on our progress," said the mayor. "This afternoon, I do not speak to you as a distant politician from a podium, I speak to you as a neighbor, an advocate, and your mayor.
Meanwhile, her opponent, City Treasurer Dan Miller, a registered Democrat running on the Republican ticket, made his final plea by knocking on doors around the city.
Author's summary: Harrisburg mayoral candidates make final push for votes.