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Robert White Jr. Wins Democratic Primary for D.C. Congressional Delegate Seat
Robert White Jr. won the Democratic primary for D.C.'s congressional delegate seat, succeeding Eleanor Holmes Norton, who announced her retirement after 18 terms. White will advance to the November general election, where he is favored in the heavily Democratic district against Republican and third-party candidates.
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Robert White Jr. won the Democratic primary for D.C.'s congressional delegate seat, succeeding Eleanor Holmes Norton, who announced her retirement after 18 terms. White will advance to the November general election, where he is favored in the heavily Democratic district against Republican and third-party candidates.
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