An attorney general election this year is likely.
But there’s a catch!
Could there be an attorney general election in 2014 after all? Maybe.
Council Chairman Phil Mendelson withdrew a bill to put an attorney general election on the November ballot, but Paul Zukerberg has one last-ditch effort to get it on.
Paul Zukerberg marches on in his quest to become D.C.’s first elected Attorney General.
Paul Zukerberg’s quest to become D.C.’s first elected Attorney General continues.
Sorry, D.C., you will not be voting for an elected attorney general in April.
We’ll finally get an answer tomorrow. Either way, it probably won’t be the end of Paul Zukerberg’s long road to get his name on the ballot.
It’ll all come to an end soon.
In the D.C. Council’s opposition to Zukerberg’s lawsuit, Attorney General Irv Nathan writes “the intent of the voters…is simply not relevant, for a variety of obvious reasons.”