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Bloomberg poured millions of his own dollars into the campaign and changed the rules so he could stand again
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg celebrates his victory for a third term as mayor of New York City Novemember 3, at a hotel in New York.Bloomberg was re-elected to a third term in a surprisingly close contest after he poured millions of his own money into the campaign and changed the rules so he could stand again.
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