ALBUQUERQUE MAYOR RICHARD BERRY MAKES HISTORY. IN TUESDAY'S ELECTIONS, HE BECAME THE FIRST CITY MAYORAL CANDIDATE TO WIN MORE THAN 50 PERCENT OF THE VOTE WITHOUT A RUNOFF. HE TOOK 68 PERCENT OF THE VOTE IN HIS BID FOR RE-ELECTION … OUTDISTANCING DEMOCRAT PETE DINELLI … WHO HAD ABOUT 29 PERCENT … AND REPUBLICAN PAUL HEH, WHO WON ONLY THREE PERCENT OF THE VOTE.
BERRY TOOK THE TOP SPOT BY NOT ONLY WINNING WITH REPUBLICANS, BUT DEMOCRATS AND INDEPENDENTS AS WELL.
