Political pundits thought that this was Cohen's election to lose, but a strange Democratic primary in which he placed second made this election too risky to call. Eventually, the party base that handed Zina Pierre a primary victory shifted its support to Cohen when she withdrew from the race. Cohen's victory against two very viable opponents - Republican Dave Cordle and independent Chris Fox - and the success of his party's council...
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Bye Bye Tax Cap - 2009-11-04 13:27:13
Well, Cohen won, no tax cap for Annapolis. Now all we have to do is get rid of the one at the county level.
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