The
first few paragraphs of the Washington Post article on yesterday's At-Large council race are below. You can click on the link to read the entire
article.
By
Tim Craig and Mike DeBonis, Published: April 23 | Updated: Wednesday, April 24,
12:20 AM
Incumbent
Anita Bonds held on to to her D.C. Council seat Tuesday after fending off five
challengers in a special election that drew about 10 percent of eligible
voters.
Bonds
led fellow Democrat Elissa Silverman 32 percent to 28 percent in unofficial
results late Tuesday. Republican Patrick Mara received 23 percent of the vote.
Bonds,
68, declared victory before midnight, saying her election was an affirmation of
her three-decade career in D.C. government and politics. “The time is now to
make sure this city lives up to its full potential,” Bonds said in a statement.
“Let’s do it together.”
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