Brooke Pinto, a D.C. Councilwoman, has called on five newly elected Democratic governors to withdraw their National Guard troops from Washington, D.C. Pinto made this request during a public hearing, urging immediate action once the governors take office. The National Guard presence in the district has been a point of contention, and Pinto expressed hope for a change in policy with the new governors. The governors-elect represent Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, and Texas.
Key facts
- Brooke Pinto called for the withdrawal of National Guard troops from D.C.
- Five states contribute 628 National Guard troops to Washington.
- Over 3,000 troops are currently stationed in D.C.
- Democratic candidates won governor's offices in five states.
- The National Guard is ordered to remain in D.C. until January 2029.
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