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As D.C.’s most consequential election in years — the race for the open mayoral seat — kicks into higher gear, its top two candidates are revealing two very distinct flavors of campaigning.
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D.C.’s mayoral race will decide who oversees the next transformation of the downtown cityscape, amid economic malaise and the Trump administration’s moves to sell off hulking, old buildings block by block.
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Lewis George’s commitment to D.C. comes from her third-generation Washingtonian family, who raised her in Manor Park, a residential neighborhood in the Northwest quadrant. Lewis George characterized her childhood neighborhood as a village.
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We believe Lewis George is the candidate most likely to advance our priorities of more housing, more affordable housing, fewer trips by car, and fairer land use practices in the District of Columbia.
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D.C. Council member Janeese Lewis George (D-Ward 4) — who is running for mayor — has pledged to end the limbo and vastly expand the child care programs if elected to the city’s top job. Lewis …
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For months, Ward 4 Councilmember Janeese Lewis George (D) has been speaking on the mishandlings conducted by ICE and federal agents throughout the District, including how residents continue to “report arrests, intimidation, and surveillance that disproportionately …
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Lewis George says that if she’s elected mayor, she’ll set out to make child care universal and affordable, part of a broader plan she’s rolling out to bring down everyday costs for D.C. residents.
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With D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser not running again, several candidates have announced plans to seek the city’s top job, including Ward 4 D.C. Council Member Janeese Lewis George. Lewis George said she decided to enter the …