“My last request to you is to take that spirit of not giving up and use it to support our new mayor.”
Bowser or Catania? We’ll know soon.
By the end of the day, D.C. will have a new mayor-elect.
Answers from questionnaires from local groups including the D.C. Alliance for Youth Advocates, D.C. Vote and more.
The At-Large Councilmember talks school reform, the 11th Street Bridge Park and more.
With a little more than two weeks left until the general election, a new poll finds that democratic nominee Muriel Bowser is currently leading independent nominee David Catania by 12 percentage points. The poll, which was commissioned by Economic Growth D.C., surveyed 800 likely voters between Thursday and Sunday, and found Bowser in the lead by 45 percent support, Catania in second with 33 percent, and independent candidate Carol Schwartz with 12 percent support….
“We endorsed her in the primary but acknowledged it was not an easy choice because of the capable opponents then running against her. We faced no such dilemma this time.”
Catania breaks out the puppets again to criticize Bowser in new campaign ad.
No lip-synching, either.
The top three mayoral candidates traded barbs and talked controversial issues at the second debate of this election season.
