Gainey, O'Connor argue over Pittsburgh mayoral campaign donations
Pittsburgh's two Democratic candidates for mayor are trading barbs over just who is funding their campaigns.
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Pittsburgh's two Democratic candidates for mayor are trading barbs over just who is funding their campaigns.
Pittsburgh's two Democratic candidates for mayor are trading barbs over just who is funding their campaigns. Mayor Ed Gainey says mega-donors to President Trump are pouring money into Corey O'Connor's campaign, an allegation O'Connor calls desperate. KDKA-TV's Andy Sheehan reports.
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