A new poll indicates that 71% of Washington, D.C. voters support youth curfews, a policy opposed by mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George. She currently leads her opponent Kenyan McDuffie by 11 percentage points ahead of the June 16 election, although 25% of voters remain undecided. The poll highlights differing perceptions of the candidates on issues of crime, affordability, and education.
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A new poll indicates that 71% of Washington, D.C. voters support youth curfews, a policy opposed by mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George. She currently leads her opponent Kenyan McDuffie by 11 percentage points ahead of the June 16 election, although 25% of voters remain undecided. The poll highlights differing perceptions of the candidates on issues of crime, affordability, and education.
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