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DC election results 2020

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144 of 144 precincts reporting

Voters in wards vote for no more than one candidate. D.C. notes its next update will be released at noon on Nov. 4.

At-Large

All voters vote for not more than one

Jacque Patterson – 32.1%
Mysiki Valentine – 18.8%
Ravi Perry – 10.8%
Christopher W. Martin – 11.0%
Dorothy Douglas – 18.7%
Troy Murphy – 7.0%
Ward 2 Allister Chang – 48.8%
James Harnett – 11.9%
Sarah Mehrotra – 33.3%
Christopher Etesse – 4.9%
Ward 4 Frazier O’Leary is running unopposed.
Ward 7 Dontrell Smith – 26.0%
Charles Boston – 6.9%
Eboni-Rose Thompson – 41.2%
Karen Williams (incumbent) – 25.2%
Ward 8 Ryan Washington – 27.5%
Carlene Reid – 46.6%
Lajoy Johnson-Law – 25.2%

 

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