Ward 8 Voters Elect New DC Councilmember After White Ouster
Ward 8 Voters Elect New DC Councilmember After White Ouster

Ward 8 Voters Elect New DC Councilmember After White Ouster

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Voters in Washington D.C.'s Ward 8 participated in a special election to fill the Council seat vacated after Trayon White was expelled following his indictment on federal bribery charges. Despite his removal and ongoing legal battles, White is one of four candidates running, emphasizing his past contributions to the community and awaiting due process. His challengers include Salim Adofo, a grassroots organizer and former ANC chairperson known for community engagement, along with Mike Austin and Sheila Bunn. The election, held on July 15, offered residents the opportunity to decide who will represent Ward 8 on the Council moving forward. The seat had been vacant since February, underscoring the significance of this election for local governance. The campaign focused on both White's legal issues and the candidates' visions for improving Ward 8.

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