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Robert White Jr. has won the Democratic primary for the non-voting congressional delegate seat for Washington, D.C., following Eleanor Holmes Norton's decision not to seek re-election after 18 terms. White, who has served on the D.C. Council since 2016, will advance to the November general election, where he is favored against Republican and third-party candidates.
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Robert White Jr. has won the Democratic primary for the non-voting congressional delegate seat for Washington, D.C., following Eleanor Holmes Norton's decision not to seek re-election after 18 terms. White, who has served on the D.C. Council since 2016, will advance to the November general election, where he is favored against Republican and third-party candidates.
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Dems pick potential successor to DC's congressional delegate after decades-long incumbency
Robert White Jr. Wins Democratic Primary for D.C. Congressional Delegate