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Washington DC is experiencing a rare competitive race for its delegate seat in Congress. For the first time since 1971, two prominent D.C. Council members have launched campaigns to challenge the long-time delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton.
Norton’s seat has been held comfortably for decades, but these new contenders aim to inject fresh energy and ideas into the city’s representation in Congress. Although the delegate seat does not carry a full voting right in the House of Representatives, it remains crucial as it provides Washingtonians with a voice in the federal government.
The entrance of these serious candidates signals a new chapter in D.C. politics and highlights the growing political engagement within the city. Voters will be closely observing the developments as the campaigns advance toward the upcoming election.
Stay tuned to Questiqa USA for the latest updates on this evolving political race.
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