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Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott speaks at a press conference at city hall in Little Rock, Ark. Monday, Oct. 7, 2019. Scott has proposed returning local control to Little Rock schools after a state plan to only grant limited authority drew complaints that the system would revert to a racially segregated system.(AP Photo/Andrew Demillo)

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FILE - This combination of file photos shows candidates for mayor of Little Rock, Ark., from left, Frank Scott and Baker Kurrus, in the Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2018, runoff election for the nonpartisan, open seat. Scott, 35, a banking executive and former highway commissioner won Tuesday's runoff for Little Rock mayor, becoming the first African-American elected to lead Arkansas' capital six decades after it was the center of a school desegregation crisis. He'll succeed outgoing Mayor Mark Stodola, who announced earlier this year he wouldn't seek re-election. (The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette via AP, File)

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This combination of photos shows candidates for mayor of Little Rock, Ark., from left, Frank Scott and Baker Kurrus. Six decades after it was the center of a school desegregation fight, Little Rock may be on the verge of electing its first African-American mayor. Scott, a banking executive, is poised to break that barrier in the Dec. 4, 2018, runoff election against Kurrus, an attorney and businessman, in the race for the nonpartisan seat. (The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette via AP)

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