Nomination petitions were due on Friday, and there were several last-minute additions to the ANC races in Ward 6. We now have 12 three-way races and nine two-way races out of 35 seats! 12 seats remain unchallenged and one seat, 6C03, has no candidate. (And 6B11, which contains only the DC Jail and Congressional Cemetery, […]
I can’t lie: coming back to a windowless cubeland after a weekend like this is kind of painful. I don’t think the weather could have been much more perfect for BBQs, pool parties, and any other outdoor activity you could think of. But it’s back to work and back to my big morning cups of […]
While I was not able to attend Wednesday night’s Ward 6 City Council Candidate’s Forum, one of the organizing groups — Defeat Poverty DC — put together the following summary and posted clips from the evening on their YouTube channel. If you’re one of the unlucky ones still at the office today (then again, that […]
At last week’s candidates forum at the Southeast Library, a few questions drew a bit more reaction with the audience than others, one of which was regarding whether or not Kelvin Robinson would have supported the same-sex marriage bill had he been a Councilmember at the time it was voted on. There was a spirited […]
In addition to the forum at Southeast Library last Tuesday night, Ward 6 Council candidates, Tommy Wells and Kelvin Robinson, discussed and debated Ward 6 issues on the Kojo Nnamdi Show on Wednesday, as well as at another neighborhood forum on Thursday night. Transcripts, video, and audio for all events are shared below so you […]