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DC Campaign Update

Published: Aug 18, 2010 by Will Urquhart Filed under: Elections
It has been a little while since we dropped in on the Nation's capital to see how the races are going. We've got some new candidates, one candidate changed races, and of course, there is some good old fashioned campaign attacks. So let's have at it!

In the most recent news, Mayor Fenty is facing some difficulties over a contract with the Peaceoholics. Who are the Peaceoholics:
The Peaceoholics, Inc. is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization based in Washington, DC. The organization is committed to the advancement of disadvantaged youth and their families throughout the country. Through the various activities of Peaceoholics, youth are being transformed into drug-free and crime-free, productive members of society.
Sounds great, right? So what is the controversy here? There may be a non-bid contract involved. Although, no one seems to be sure about that. You can hear more from the audio clip provided to the Washington City Paper by Martin Moulton:

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[LIVE] DC4D Candidate Meet N' Greet

Published: Jun 21, 2010 by Will Urquhart Filed under: Economy
originally posted on 6/02/2010

Tonight, at 6:00pm (EST) we are fortunate to be filming DC for Democracy's pre-endorsement candidate meet n' greet with numerous candidates for DC's Democratic Primaries. You can find bios on all the candidates that will be attending at our 2010 DC Primary Elections page.

DC Residents to Vote for AG?

Published: Jun 21, 2010 by Will Urquhart Filed under: Elections

originally posted on 6/01/2010


Earlier today, the City Council for the District of Columbia voted to let DC residents decide on a possibly change in the way it chooses the Attorney General, according to WTOP.


Currently, the Mayor selects the AG for the state. In November, DC residents will vote on whether or not the AG seat should be on the ballot. The majority of states choose their Attorneys General by vote, with only nine states and the District appointing the AG (14 if you include American Samoa, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands).


DC Dem Profiles: U.S. Congressional Delegate

Published: Jun 21, 2010 by Will Urquhart Filed under: Elections
originally posted on 5/29/2010

This Summer, Sum of Change will be bringing you extensive coverage of D.C. local elections. To kick it off, we've been invited by D.C. for Democracy to film their pre-endorsement candidate meet n' greet on Wednesday, June 2. In preparation, we put together some bios on all the candidates that will be attending. Bios for Republican candidates for these seats will be coming shortly. To find all our current DC candidate bios, please visit our 2010 DC Election Page.


These are the Democratic Candidates for U.S. Congressional Delegate


DC Dem Profiles: Mayor

Published: Jun 21, 2010 by Will Urquhart Filed under: Elections
originally posted on 5/29/2010

This Summer, Sum of Change will be bringing you extensive coverage of D.C. local elections. To kick it off, we've been invited by D.C. for Democracy to film their pre-endorsement candidate meet n' greet on Wednesday, June 2. In preparation, we put together some bios on all the candidates that will be attending. Bios for Republican candidates for these seats will be coming shortly. To find all our current DC candidate bios, please visit our 2010 DC Election Page.


These are the Democratic Candidates for Mayor of the District of Columbia


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