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Cherelle Parker won the Democratic primary and will face Republican David Oh, who ran unopposed, in November's general election.

Cherelle Parker won the Democratic primary for Philadelphia mayor.

Cherelle Parker won the Democratic primary for Philadelphia mayor.

Cherelle Parker won of the Democratic primary on Tuesday night, making her the presumptive 100th mayor of Philadelphia. Parker, most recently a member of City Council, held a 10 percent margin over her nearest competitor, Rebecca Rhynhart. In the November election, Parker with run against another former councilmember, David Oh.

Who's running for mayor of Philadelphia? On primary day, we have a roundup of the candidates and their platforms.

Here's a look at every candidate, a brief description of the main points of their platform and links to their campaign sites as polls are now officially open.

One day from Primary Day in Philadelphia, there are no favorites and a lot of undecided voters. What does the field look like?

Candidates joined WURD for a Philly Tech Week forum discussing their would-be policies on innovation. On the agenda: investing in Black and brown entrepreneurs and tech wariness.

Expanding language access resources, strengthening and implementing protective policies, and investing in small businesses are among the priorities for Philly’s immigrant communities.

Bloom, an ordained minister from Parkside, is once again fighting for Philadelphia and its families. "I think this may be my seventh or eighth contest."