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The Oct. 1 runoff will be held if no candidate for mayor, public advocate or comptroller gets 40 percent of the vote.

COMING UP TODAY The Democratic candidates for public advocate, Letitia James and Daniel L. Squadron, debate at 7 p.m. on NY1, ahead of their Oct. 1 runoff.

The race, to be decided in a Dec. 1 runoff, is the first in a major American city to pit a Hispanic candidate against a black one and has drawn the attention of the national parties even though it is officially a nonpartisan election.

BEHIND THE NEWS Though Mary Norwood, a city councilwoman who ran as an independent, outpolled Mr. Reed by nearly 7,600 votes on Election Day, he beat her by a 714-vote margin in the Dec. 1 runoff, which, unusually, featured even higher voter turnout than the general election did.

In Atlanta, Mary Norwood, the front-runner whose success has raised the possibility that the city could elect a white mayor for the first time since 1973, will compete in a Dec. 1 runoff with her closest competitor, Kasim Reed, a black lawyer and former state legislator.

Now some legal experts and voting rights groups say that the court's decision clears the way for the city to move ahead in the Sept. 10 primary and the Oct. 1 runoff with a plan to redeploy old lever voting machines that has been opposed by advocates for minorities and the disabled.

Mr. Slosberg defeated the incumbent, Curt Levine, by 88 votes in the Oct. 3 runoff election.

Mr. Ferrer, who is Mr. Green's opponent in the Oct. 11 runoff, did not.

Mr. Smitherman will face Mr. Perkins in a Sept. 12 runoff.

But because Mr. Stevenson had not won a majority, he was forced into an Aug. 28 runoff.

She must now face Mr. Serra in an Oct. 31 runoff.