South Bend's GOP Mayoral candidate gears up for November's general election

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South Bend, Ind – South Bend’s Republican nominee for the Mayoral race Sean Haas is gearing up for November’s general election.
Haas ran unopposed on the Republican side for the seat to take over the office current Mayor Pete Buttigieg holds.
Over 11,000 votes were cast in the Democratic primary for the seat to be Mayor of South Bend.
Haas was joined at the St. Joseph County GOP headquarters with supporters to kickoff November’s general
Haas will run against South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s former Chief of Staff James Mueller.
Haas released a statement Tuesday evening congratulating Mueller on his
Before addressing supporters at the St. Joseph County GOP event Haas spoke with ABC57
“I expect a challenge it’s gonna be hard fought historically we know what South Bend is and it’s traditionally democratic that doesn’t deter me in any way I feel like I rise to challenges so that I know that the next couple of months are going to be difficult but I’m really willing to put in the work and come every day to work so I’m looking forward to it,” Haas said.