After the negotiation with Brad Dorn ended,
Brad Dorn initiated his speech process in Atlantic City, and at the same time, the "Atlantic City Post" also started to promote him. Flyers about the administrative measures Brad Dorn would take if elected as the Mayor of Atlantic City were seen all over the streets.
Under such publicity, Brad Dorn naturally became the Mayor of Atlantic City in the subsequent election, and since then, Atlantic City entered the era of Brad Dorn.
To celebrate Brad Dorn becoming the Mayor of Atlantic City, Donnie held a dinner at the Surf Hotel. The attendees included not only the leaders of the Republican Party of Atlantic City but also the prestigious leaders of the Democratic Party in Atlantic City, including Gil Claro, who ran against Brad Dorn for Mayor of Atlantic City.
"Gil, I really appreciate your cooperation this time, Atlantic City will not forget your efforts!"
Donnie raised his glass and came over to Gil Claro, saying with a smile.
