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Sacramento County, CA March 5, 2002 Election
Council Member; City of Sacramento; Council District 3 Voter Information

4 Year Term.

Results as of Mar 22 11:32am, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (47/47)
Candidates (Vote for 1)
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Steven M. "Steve" Cohn 7,806 votes 71.7%

  • Occupation: Councilman/SMUD Attorney
  • City Councilmember since 1994, Vice Mayor in 1998
  • Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce's City Elected Official of the Year in 2001
  • Past Chair SAFCA, RT, STA, Library and Capitol Corridor Boards
  • A.B. Yale University, 1975, J.D. University of San Diego, magna cum laude, 1979
  • Married with two children
  • Past President of East Sacramento (Neighborhood) Improvement Association
Priorities:
  • Improve existing neighborhoods and create a vibrant city center by understanding the linkage between quality neighborhoods and a great city.
  • Expand transportation alternatives throughout the region, including light rail to the Airport.
  • Improve public safety by ensuring that all neighborhood streets are safe enough for our children to play in day or night.
Tim Snipes 3,081 votes 28.3%
  • Occupation: Small Business Owner
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