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FILE- In a June 8 2016 file photo, Sen. Coleman Young II, a Detroit Democrat, speaks against legislation to bail out and restructure Detroit's school district in the Senate chamber in Lansing, Mich. Coleman has name recognition, political pedigree and the same racial heritage as about 80 percent of the people he wants to represent, yet Coleman Young II is an underdog in his bid to supplant Detroit's popular white mayor. Young, a state senator and son of Detroit's first black mayor, hopes to defeat Mike Duggan on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017, but it won't be easy. (AP Photo/David Eggert)

FILE- In a June 8 2016 file photo, Sen. Coleman Young II, a Detroit Democrat, speaks against legislation to bail out and restructure Detroit's school district in the Senate chamber in Lansing, Mich. Coleman has name recognition, political pedigree and the same racial heritage as about 80 percent of the people he wants to represent, yet Coleman Young II is an underdog in his bid to supplant Detroit's popular white mayor. Young, a state senator and son of Detroit's first black mayor, hopes to defeat Mike Duggan on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017, but it won't be easy. (AP Photo/David Eggert)

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