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It was a tense couple of hours at the Ralph Lippman auditorium building at 551 Grand Street, where the Harry S. Truman Democratic club has settled a few years ago. In the club office, local Democratic leader David Weinberger was glued to the phone collecting precinct results, surrounded by a band of bone-tired campaign workers.
Two major races were on everybody’s mind: State Senator Martin Connor’s bout with challenger Ken Diamondstone, and the three-way race for Civil Court Judge between Margaret A. Chan, David Cohen, and Andrea Masley.
Judge David Cohen and his campaign manager Juda Engelmayer showed up shortly after 9 PM, and they both appeared concerned. David’s wife, Gila, who’s been a devoted supporter throughout the campaign, was already in Weinberger’s office, grappling for fresh results.
It was a seesaw battle, with advantages changing back and forth, between Cohen and Chan. Masley was the decided spoiler, trailing both her opponents by a margin of 2-1.
As things stood at 11 PM, Chan was holding a slight lead, with several hundred paper ballots yet to be counted. The final report from the precincts is:
Senator Connor defeated his opponent handily in the State Senate District 25 race:
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