White on track to succeed Holmes Norton as DC delegate
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Robert White secured victory in Washington D.C.'s Democratic primary for the House delegate position, defeating Brooke Pinto for the party's nomination to replace Eleanor Holmes Norton. Holmes Norton's retirement after 18 terms opened the race for a seat that supplies D.C. with congressional representation, despite the delegate's lack of voting authority on House matters.
Democrat Robert White is projected to win the party’s primary for Washington, D.C.’s, nonvoting delegate to Congress, according to Decision Desk HQ.
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Eleanor Holmes Norton’s (D) decision to retire after 18 terms teed up a competitive race for the position that gives D.C. representation in the House.
Delegates are allowed to participate in debates but...
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