Unlike his last bid, he’s now seeking an at-large seat as an independent.

Only 39 percent of affordable apartments backed by the city since 2010 are within reach families who need them most.

The top 5 percent of D.C. residents make 52 times the income of the bottom 20 percent.

Over 78 percent of D.C.’s public housing units need significant improvements.

Worker with only a high school education made $2 more in 1980 than they did in 2014, when adjusting for inflation. Meanwhile, Washingtonians with a college degree made $4.50 more on average in 2014 than they did in 1980

According to a new report from the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute, affordable housing in the District is nearly gone.

That’s an average income of over $530,000 for the richest D.C. residents and just under $9,900 for the poorest.

For D.C. residents in the 20th percentile — meaning they earn wages less than 80 percent of the population — the median hourly wage fell from $13.08 in 2008 to $12.31 in 2012.

“Altogether, the mayor’s provisional placement plan appears primarily to be an effort to keep the shelter population down rather than an effort to help homeless families achieve stability,” the D.C. Fiscal Policy writes.

Who benefits from the minimum wage hike, in one chart.