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DC Delegate candidates spar over path to statehood
Five candidates to replace longtime DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton laid out competing strategies on statehood Saturday at a forum. Read More
Passing the baton: Bowser and DC leaders honor ‘warrior on the Hill’ Eleanor Holmes Norton
D.C. leaders honored longtime Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton at an Emancipation Day event. Read More
Bill preventing census citizenship questions reintroduced by DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton
Delegat Eleanor Holmed Norton reintriduced a bill on Tuesday that would prohibit questions citizenship, nationality and immigration status on Read More
DC man who claims he's running for federal office arrested on child porn charges
7News has discovered a DC man says that he is running as a candidate to replace DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton has been arrested.Angel Anthony Rios has been Read More
Why Eleanor Holmes Norton’s former campaign manager encouraged her to retired
In a WTOP exclusive, former interim DNC chair Donna Brazile explains why she encouraged her friend, D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton to retire from Congress. Read More
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton announces her retirement
Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton will retire from Congress after serving the people of Washington, D.C., since 1991, she announced on Tuesday. Read More
Washington D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton Announces Retirement
The 88-year-old nonvoting delegate for Washington, D.C., who has retreated from her duties amid declining health, made it official that she would retire at the end of her term. Read More
Eleanor Holmes Norton Retires: A Legacy of Advocacy for D.C.
Eleanor Holmes Norton, a trailblazing civil rights lawyer and staunch advocate for Washington, D.C., announced her retirement after serving as a non-voting delegate in Congress for over three decades. Her tenure was marked by efforts to secure home rule for D.C., often clashing with federal intervention. Read More
Washington's Eleanor Holmes Norton, oldest member in US House, to retire at 88
Eleanor Holmes Norton, a pioneering civil rights lawyer who became Washington, D.C.’s steadfast champion in Congress for more than three decades, said on Tuesday she will retire next year, ending a tenure defined by her fights for home rule and resistance to repeated federal intervention. Read More
Washington's Eleanor Holmes Norton, Oldest Member in US House, to Retire at 88
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