(BALTIMORE – May 15, 2024) – Congratulations to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and the new Democratic City Council President-nominee Zeke Cohen. While the mayor retains his seat, Cohen will (upon winning in November) be taking the place of President Nick Mosby. Shannon Sneed placed second and Mosby came in last place.
Surely, this election was taxing in every possible way for Mosby.
Sheila Dixon came close at one point in the count last night, but as the number of precincts reporting increased, Scott’s lead expanded. This was her third attempt at reclaiming City Hall. Despite a laundry list of issues, Mayor Scott’s supporters showed up despite the rain.
The biggest winner of all, however, has to be Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks. Alsobrooks made history, overcoming steep odds with a grassroots-powered campaign to win the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. That was one hell of a campaign for her and her campaign team. Alsobrooks’ signs were certainly all over Baltimore. Among her endorsements was Maryland Gov. Wes Moore. This victory demonstrates a strong Democratic stronghold in Maryland that is cohesive enough to transcend race, gender, and creed. Congressman David Trone spent approximately $70 million, only to lose.
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