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Season 24 Episode 75 | 56m 31s Video has closed captioning.
First elected to the Dayton City Commission in 2005, Nan Whaley was the youngest woman ever chosen for a commission seat. She was elected as Dayton’s mayor in 2013 by a double-digit majority. In 2017 she was re-elected mayor without opposition, a first in Dayton's history. As mayor, she has focused on the areas of community development, manufacturing, and women and children.
Aired: 12/06/19
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