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From: Councilmember Kenyan R.
McDuffie <kmcduffie@dccouncil.us>
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2020 2:43 PM
Subject: October 15th Ward 5 Report - DC BOE Town Hall
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Neighbors,
One of the most important elections in recent history is quickly
approaching and its vitally important that we all vote. The
COVID-19 public health crisis has changed the way we live and
specifically how we will vote in this year's election. In
direct response to the changes surrounding how we will vote this
year I have organized a Town Hall with Alice Miller, Director of
the DC Board of Elections. Director Miller will provide us
with critical information on how we can cast our ballots safely and
efficiently.
Join us live today on Zoom at 4:30PM. If you would like to
send questions in ahead of the town hall, email Silas Grant at SHGrant@DCCOUNCIL.US.
If you are unable to attend today's town hall, information on how
to safely cast your ballot can be found at https://www.dcboe.org.
In service,
Kenyan
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In this issue of the Ward 5 Report:
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Councilmember
Kenyan R. McDuffie, Chair Pro Tempore and Chairperson of the
Committee on Business and Economic Development, introduced the
Reparations Task Force Establishment Act of 2020 and the Sense of
the Council to Declare Racism A Public Health Crisis in the
District of Columbia Resolution of 2020. Follo wing the
introduction of these measures the following news article were
published on the measures.
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15,000 DC
residents still have not been counted in the 2020 Census. Don’t wait!
Complete the census today online at http://2020census.gov or by phone at 844-330-2020. #GetCountedDC
The deadline to be counted is today at 11:59PM.
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