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The mayor of Dayton, Ohio, is elected once every four years in a nonpartisan election. The two candidates who run in the general election are chosen in this primary election. When fewer than three candidates file, no primary election is held.

Italic type indicates incumbent.

Year	Winning Candidates	Losing Candidates
2001	(no primary election)	(no primary election)
1997	(no primary election)	(no primary election)
1993	Richard Clay Dixon (D): 11,036 Michael R. Turner (R): 9,696	James L. Sweeney : 4,865 David Esrati : 1,038 Gary M. Kidd Jr. : 900 Emerson L. Glaser : 346

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