Although “voters going to the polls braved sweltering heat and thundershowers, which probably contributed to low voter turnout,” primary election results from inside the Beltway confirmed that residents from the District of Columbia are determined to keep their turf blue. Republicans know that their pro-Trump ideology isn’t welcomed there, and D.C. voters living abroad have every right to defend the District’s Democrats up and down the ballot.

Democrats Abroad’s Hispanic Caucus is once again prepared to proudly endorse the following candidates for Election Day in November  (with their names in bold font).

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

U.S. Delegate
Eleanor Holmes Norton  (INCUMBENT)

U.S.  (Shadow) Senate
Michael Brown  (INCUMBENT)

U.S.  (Shadow) Representative
Franklin García  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Mayor
Muriel Bowser  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council Chair
Phil Mendelsen  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 1^stWard
Brianne Nadeau  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 2^ndWard
Jack Evans  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 3^rdWard
Mary Cheh  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 4^thWard
Brandon Todd  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 5^thWard
Kenyan McDuffie  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 6^thWard
Charles Allen  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 7^thWard
Vincent Gray  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – 8^thWard
Trayon White  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Council – At-Large
Anita Bonds  (INCUMBENT)

D.C. Attorney General
Karl Racine  (INCUMBENT)

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Please remember that if you vote in D.C., your ballot must be received by your local voting authority by 8 p.m. on November 6^th– Election Day. Of course, you were already planning on requesting your ballot as early as possible by e-mailing [email protected], weren’t you?

-Michael Ramos
DA Hispanic Caucus