Voters in Pittsburgh made history last night as they elected the city's first Black mayor.
Democrat Ed Gainey collected nearly 70% of the votes compared to 29% for Republican nominee Tony Moreno.
Gainey is poised to replace Mayor Bill Peduto, who finished second to Gainey in the Democratic primary.
Gainey's win is part of the Democrats' 92-year-old winning streak.
The Pittsburgh mayor-elect promised to make his city "a city for all" by focusing on issues such as affordable housing, police reform and diversity.
