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Washington, DC, voters cast ballots in crucial primaries as Trump reshapes the capital
Washington, DC, voters are selecting party candidates for mayor and the district's congressional delegate in a primary marked by rank choice voting. Janeese Lewis George and Kenyan McDuffie are leading the mayoral race, while Brooke Pinto and Robert White Jr. compete for the congressional delegate position. The election occurs amid tensions over federal control of the city under President Donald Trump, who has threatened a federal takeover and implemented policies affecting local governance.
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Janeese Lewis GeorgepersonKenyan McDuffiepersonMuriel BowserpersonEleanor Holmes NortonpersonBrooke PintopersonRobert White Jr.personDenise RosadopersonDonald TrumppersonAmanda HuronpersonDistrict of ColumbiaplaceUniversity of the District of ColumbiaorganizationNational Guardorganizationrank choice votingtopicTrump administrationorganization
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