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- Washington,_D.C._mayoral_election,_1994 abstract "The 1994 election for Washington, D.C. mayor featured the return of Marion Barry, who served as mayor from 1979 until 1991. It occurred on November 8, 1994.Barry served six months in prison on a cocaine conviction. After his release from prison, Barry ran successfully for the Ward 8 city council seat in 1992, running under the slogan \"He May Not Be Perfect, But He's Perfect for D.C.\" Upon this victory, Barry said he was \"not interested in being mayor\" again.".
- Washington,_D.C._mayoral_election,_1994 comment "The 1994 election for Washington, D.C. mayor featured the return of Marion Barry, who served as mayor from 1979 until 1991. It occurred on November 8, 1994.Barry served six months in prison on a cocaine conviction. After his release from prison, Barry ran successfully for the Ward 8 city council seat in 1992, running under the slogan \"He May Not Be Perfect, But He's Perfect for D.C.\" Upon this victory, Barry said he was \"not interested in being mayor\" again.".