Name: Is Allegheny County politics going tribal? Centrist traditions will be tested Nov. 7. by 90.5 WESA
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: Candidates for county executive try to portray each other as representing political extremes, even as voters weigh moderation’s value and polling suggests polarization.

Candidates for county executive try to portray each other as representing political extremes, even as voters weigh moderation’s value and polling suggests polarization.

Is Allegheny County politics going tribal? Centrist traditions will be tested Nov. 7.

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Is Allegheny County politics going tribal? Centrist traditions will be tested Nov. 7.

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