D.C. Heads to the Polls in High-Stakes Primary
This is the first time in over a decade that Muriel Bowser and Eleanor Holmes Norton are not on the ballot.

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Bridget Todd is a cohost at City Cast DC, where she helps her neighbors make sense of the news, politics, and stories shaping life in Washington. Bridget is the host of iHeartRadio's award-winning tech and culture podcast, There Are No Girls on the Internet, and the author of a forthcoming audiobook from Simon & Schuster Audio about AI relationships and digital intimacy. A lifelong Washington-area resident, Bridget spends her free time taking long walks around the city, hunting down great cocktails, and finding any excuse to get outdoors around the DMV.
This is the first time in over a decade that Muriel Bowser and Eleanor Holmes Norton are not on the ballot.
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