With just three days left in one of the most intense mayoral races in Buffalo history, India Walton and Byron Brown took to the streets Saturday to shake hands, hand out candy and persuade any undecided voters to come to their side.
Since defeating incumbent Mayor Byron W. Brown in the June Democratic primary, Walton has gone from "India Who?" to universally recognized on the streets of Buffalo.
Democratic mayoral candidate India Walton votes at the Gloria J. Parks Community Center, Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021. She was accompanied by her four sons, three of whom voted as well.
Brown, a veteran of the city's formidable Democratic politics finds himself in uncharted territory. If he wants to win a fifth term as mayor, he must do it in a write-in effort rarely attempted on such a large scale.
Mayor Byron Brown stops in at the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation Community Center on East Ferry Street where the community is holding a Halloween party for the kids , Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021. He talks with Joy Harrison, 10.
Democratic mayoral candidate India Walton votes at the Gloria J. Parks Community Center, Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021. She was accompanied by her four sons, three of whom voted as well.
Mayor Byron Brown stops in at the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation Community Center on East Ferry Street where the community is holding a Halloween party for the kids , Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021. He talks with Joy Harrison, 10.
