Philly da Larry Krasner wins the re-election offer via the former Richter-NBC10 Philadelphia

The incumbent district prosecutor of Philadelphia, Larry Krasner, won his re -election campaign against former judge Pat Dugan on Tuesday.

The victory should secure victory for Krasner in the upcoming parliamentary elections, since no Republican candidate has announced an offer for the office.

Krasner, a former lawyer for civil rights, who was elected in 2017, was a polarizing personality in the political field of Philadelphia.

His persistent advance after reform of social justice was criticized. And the legislators in Harrisburg have limited the influence of Krasner by setting up a “special prosecutor” for the treatment of persecution of persecution in a septa property.

This year, however, Krasner was able to promote a “remarkable” decline in violent crimes in the whole city and at the same time continue to support the dissolution of violent gangs that were responsible for crimes in all of Philadelphia.

“Justice makes us safer. It is actually possible when they do things with integrity,” said Krasner on Tuesday evening.

On Tuesday, Krasner showed when the voices started winning over 60% of the votes.

In a victory speech in Center City, Krasner thanked his family, employees and the voters and accused Dugan of receiving donations for television advertising from large companies and not money from small donors.

“You can’t just buy elections,” said Krasner. “I would like to think that it is about work.”

Krasner also took the opportunity to shade the Kansas City Chiefs during his speech as the amount of “Go Birds!” Behind him.

“I think you would like to call it a three-goal in Kansas City. But in Philly we call it a three-goal.”

Dugan, a former judge, said Lauren Mayk from NBC10 that when he was elected, he returns integrity to the public prosecutor’s office in Philadelphia.