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Washington, DC 2010 Elections:

This Summer, Sum of Change will be bringing you extensive coverage of D.C. local elections. We are constantly working to build a comprehensive mix of candidate bios and election news. To find all our current DC Democratic Primary candidate bios, please visit our 2010 DC Primary Page. For all candidates, view our 2010 DC General Elections Page.

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General Election, Election day: November 2nd, 2010

U.S. Congressional Delegate

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (incumbent) (Democrat)
Norton is the longstanding incumbent for the position of D.C. Representative. For several decades, she has focused her political drive toward securing full representational rights for the District of Columbia in Congress... read more

Doug Sloan (Democrat)
Sloan is the current Democratic challenger for the U.S. Congressional Representative seat for the District of Columbia. A native Washingtonian. He owns a public affairs consulting firm, Sloan Consulting, LLC... read more


Mayor

Mayor Adrian Fenty (incumbent) (Democrat)
Adrian M. Fenty was elected the fifth Mayor of the District of Columbia in November 2006... read more

Council Chairman Vincent Gray (Democrat)
Mr Gray was first elected as the Council Chairman in 2006 running on a campaign message of "One City"... read more

Leo Alexander (Democrat)
Leo Alexander chaired the public relations committee for the DC Federation of Civic Associations. Since 2005, he has served as an executive board member of the Development Corporation of Columbia Heights (DCCH)... read more

Sulaimon Brown (Democrat)
Sulaimon Brown was born in Charleston, SC to parents Melvin Brown and Alverda Brown. Sulaimon’s father served in the United States military as an Army Ranger and is a veteran of the Korean War... read more

Carlos Allen (Democrat)
Throughout his career Carlos has owned and operated several companies, including credit - financial consulting, mortgage lending, real estate investing, and a philanthropic internet magazine... read more

Ernest E. Jonson (Democrat)
Johnson is a native of Washington and an alumnus of Cardozo High School and American University. Skilled in community organizing... read more

Dennis Sobin (Democrat)
Long-time political activist, foundation director and justice advocate. Sobin is founder and director of the Safe Streets Arts Foundation that operates the Prison Art Gallery in Washington, DC... read more


Council Chair

Councilmember At Large Kwame Brown (Democrat)
Kwame Brown was first elected to the City Counsel in 2004. He currently chairs the Committee on Economic Development... read more

Vincent Orange (Democrat)
Former Councilmember and current VP of Pepco, Vincent Orange is attempting to get back into politics... read more


Councilmember At-Large

Councilmember At Large Phil Mendelson (incumbent) (Democrat)
Phil Mendelson was first elected to the City Council in November 1998. He is the Chairman of the Committee on Public Safety and the Judiciary... read more

Councilmember At Large David Catania (incumbent) (Independent)
(not scheduled to appear at DC4D meet n' greet)
Mr Catania was first elected, in a special election, as Councilmember At-Large in 1997, and has been re-elected three times since then ('98, '02, and '06)... read more

Clark Ray (Democrat)
Clark Ray has served as Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation for DC, the Director of External Affairs for DC Sports and Entertainment Commission, a Neighborhood Services Officer, and in several offices in the Clinton/Gore administration... read more

Anthony J. Motley (No Party)
Anthony J. Motley is a product of Southeast, Washington, D.C. He received his formal education in the District of Columbia Public Schools... read more

Richard Urban (Independent)
Richard Urban is running as an Independent for At Large City Council, mostly on a message of religious, family values. In other words, anti-gay marriage and pro abstinence only education... read more


Ward 1

Councilman Jim Graham (incumbent) (Democrat)
Jim Graham was first elected in 1998, and re-elected in 2002... In his first term on the Council, Mr. Graham chaired hearings and an investigation that uncovered major fraud and theft at the Office of Property Management... read more

Jeff Smith (Democrat)
Jeff Smith is a a D.C. native and long time resident of Ward 1, was an elected School Board Member and in 2007 became the Executive Director of DC VOICE... read more

Bryan Weaver (Democrat)
Bryan Weaver is a long-time community activist, an Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner (ANC) serving in his fourth-term, and a communications professional... read more

Marc Morgan (Republican)
Marc Morgan is running as a Republican for Ward 1's City Council seat. His work experience comes mostly from politics, government, and the non-profit sector... read more


Ward 3

Councilmember Mary Cheh (incumbent) (democrat)
Mary Cheh for was first elected in 2006 as the Ward 3 City Councilor, and won with over 70% of the vote. Her experience comes mostly from law... read more

Dave Hedgepeth (Republican)
Dave Hedgepeth is running for the Ward 3 City Council seat as a Republican challenger to incumbent City Councilmember Mary Cheh... read more


Ward 5

Councilman Harry Tomas, Jr. (incumbent) (Democrat)
Councilman Tomas was first elected in 2006 and is Chair of the D.C. City Council’s Committee on Libraries, Parks, and Recreation... read more

Kenyan McDuffie (Democrat)
Kenyan McDuffie worked as a trial attorney for the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice... read more

Tracy D. Turner (Democrat)
Tracey D. Turner earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Southern University. He has over a decade of experience as an IT professional in project and fiscal management... read more

Tim Day (Republican)
Day serves on the Board of First Generation College Bound (FGCB), a grassroots organization with a mission to increase college attendance amongst low income youth... read more

Ward 6

Tommy Wells (incumbent) (Democrat)
Tommy began his Washington, DC, career in 1985 as a social worker in the District’s child protective services agency... read more

Kelvin Robinson (Democrat)
Kelvin Robinson has held various senior-level positions within state and local government in Florida... read more


Shadow Representative

Shadow Representative Mike Panetta (incumbent) (Democrat)
Mike Panetta has been the District of Columbia shadow representative since 2007. He started the District of Columbia Olympic Committee... read more

Nate Bennett-Fleming (Democrat)
Mr Bennet-Fleming was a staff assistant and intern in Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton's office and has worked on numerous campaings... read more

Jon Kuhl (Democrat)
Mr Kuhl works as the Speaker and Congressional Affairs Manager at the Congressional Youth Leadership Council... read more


Last updated by Will Urquhart on August 18th 2010

 

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