According to the DC Board of Ethics and Elections website, the following have picked up forms for ANC candidacy:
3B
3B01 Joe Fiorillo
3B02 Charles Cinque Fulwood
3B03 Jackie Blumenthal
3B04 Mary C. Young
3B05 Brian A. Cohen
3C
3C01 Lee Brain Reba
3C02 Peter Bruscoe
3C02 Gwendolyn Bole
3C03 Jeffrey Kaliel
3C03 Kevin Wheatley
3C04 Richard Steacy
3C05 Margaret Siegel
3C06 Carl Roller
3C07 Victor Silveira
3C08 Catherine May
3C09 Nancy MacWood
3D
3D01 Kent Slowinski
3D01 Michael Mazzuchi
3D02 Tom Smith
3D03 Nan Wells
3D04 Stuart Ross
3D05 Jameson Freeman
3D05 W. Philip Thomas
3D06
3D07
3D08 Michael Gold
3D09 Gayle Trotter
3D09 Karron Purchass
3D10 Joe Wisniewski
3D10 Silvia Lucero
3E
3E01 Elizabeth Haile
3E02 Matthew Frumin
3E03 Jonathan Bender
3E04 Tom Quinn
3E05 Sam Serebin
3F
3F01 Adam Scott Tope
3F02 Karen Lee Perry
3F03 Mary Beth Ray
3F04 John Wilson, Jr.
3F04 Sally Gresham
3F05 Megan Rosan
3F05 Manolis Priniotakis
3F06 David Solorzano Lowell
3F07 Bob Summersgill
3G
3G01 Carolyn "Callie" Cook
3G02 Gary Thompson
3G03 Randy Speck
3G04 Allen Beach
3G05 David Engel
3G06 Jim McCarthy
3G07 Jonathan T. Chu
3G07 Sandra Thomas
3G07 Henry Griffin
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Friday, July 13, 2012
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Ward 3 Redistricting Questions
In a recent issue of The Mail from DC Watch, one resident aired some issues related to the recent Ward 3 redistricting effort:
Ward 3 ANC Redistricting has been a distressing affair. I was horrified by the lack of democracy and the lack of concern for Ward 3 citizens, as ANC lines were redrawn with little or no consideration for residents. A coup by ANC 3E, which retained its small five-person commission, resulted in the ANC’s taking over all the issues in Tenleytown, leaving more than half of Tenleytown’s citizens in ANC 3F.
The five commissioners of ANC 3E now have jurisdiction over every business and institution in Tenleytown (including DC Public Schools Janney, Wilson, and Deal and countless private schools) and all businesses on Wisconsin Avenue between the District line and Veazey Street, while being accountable mostly to citizens in American University Park and Friendship Heights. Yes, there are a few of us in Tenleytown east of Wisconsin who are now in ANC 3E, but not enough of us to be a political force or to have our own SMD. My new single member district will be populated mostly by people who live on the opposite side of Wisconsin Avenue, mostly residents of AU Park. Unlike most of my neighbors, my home was pulled into ANC 3E because of a last minute deal that puts local ANC boundaries on small, non-arterial residential streets. Most of my neighbors, whose lives are centered on Wisconsin Avenue and Tenleytown institutions, will be represented by ANC 3F (whose commissioners resisted the coup) that must now focus on Connecticut Avenue issues, far to the west of where they live.
It was a situation where the majority of the Task Force representatives were responsible to no one but themselves and/or their employers. Most who voted against the residents did not feel compelled to answer our letters and still fewer gave reasons for their votes. But there was code: “the reunification of Tenleytown” was how several ANC 3E commissioners repeatedly characterized their stick of dynamite.
Ward 3 ANC Redistricting has been a distressing affair. I was horrified by the lack of democracy and the lack of concern for Ward 3 citizens, as ANC lines were redrawn with little or no consideration for residents. A coup by ANC 3E, which retained its small five-person commission, resulted in the ANC’s taking over all the issues in Tenleytown, leaving more than half of Tenleytown’s citizens in ANC 3F.
The five commissioners of ANC 3E now have jurisdiction over every business and institution in Tenleytown (including DC Public Schools Janney, Wilson, and Deal and countless private schools) and all businesses on Wisconsin Avenue between the District line and Veazey Street, while being accountable mostly to citizens in American University Park and Friendship Heights. Yes, there are a few of us in Tenleytown east of Wisconsin who are now in ANC 3E, but not enough of us to be a political force or to have our own SMD. My new single member district will be populated mostly by people who live on the opposite side of Wisconsin Avenue, mostly residents of AU Park. Unlike most of my neighbors, my home was pulled into ANC 3E because of a last minute deal that puts local ANC boundaries on small, non-arterial residential streets. Most of my neighbors, whose lives are centered on Wisconsin Avenue and Tenleytown institutions, will be represented by ANC 3F (whose commissioners resisted the coup) that must now focus on Connecticut Avenue issues, far to the west of where they live.
It was a situation where the majority of the Task Force representatives were responsible to no one but themselves and/or their employers. Most who voted against the residents did not feel compelled to answer our letters and still fewer gave reasons for their votes. But there was code: “the reunification of Tenleytown” was how several ANC 3E commissioners repeatedly characterized their stick of dynamite.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Election Day Changes
The new era of change reaches down to the local level as contested ANC races around the Ward bring fresh faces to the forefront:
In ANC 3C, new commissioners William Kummings and Anne-Marie Bairstow join incumbents Josh Hart, Lee Brian Reba, Catherine May and Trudy Reeves to bring a majority who favor the redevelopment of the Giant parcel at Newark and Wisconsin. Newcomer Darcy Buckley captured over 44% of the vote in 3C05 despite the efforts of the vacating incumbent and other Giant opponents in their support of heir apparent Leila Afzal.
In ANC 3E, Jonathan Bender holds a lead over the chosen "oppose development" candidate, while Tom Quinn has made a good showing against incumbent Lucy Eldridge (62-37%). With the addition of unopposed Sam Serebin to this 5 member commission, there should be some interesting discussion about the future of the community.
In ANC 3F, Tom Whitely has defeated the erstwhile Frank Winstead. This will make one Washington Post columnist very happy.
3G represents a further repudiation of the proposed historic district as the two candidates who seemed to favor designation, Mary Rowse and incumbent Chris Fromboluti appear to have been defeated by stated opponents, David Engel and Henry Griffin respectively.
Congratulations to Laura McGiffert Slover in her bid to return to the State Board of Education.
In ANC 3C, new commissioners William Kummings and Anne-Marie Bairstow join incumbents Josh Hart, Lee Brian Reba, Catherine May and Trudy Reeves to bring a majority who favor the redevelopment of the Giant parcel at Newark and Wisconsin. Newcomer Darcy Buckley captured over 44% of the vote in 3C05 despite the efforts of the vacating incumbent and other Giant opponents in their support of heir apparent Leila Afzal.
In ANC 3E, Jonathan Bender holds a lead over the chosen "oppose development" candidate, while Tom Quinn has made a good showing against incumbent Lucy Eldridge (62-37%). With the addition of unopposed Sam Serebin to this 5 member commission, there should be some interesting discussion about the future of the community.
In ANC 3F, Tom Whitely has defeated the erstwhile Frank Winstead. This will make one Washington Post columnist very happy.
3G represents a further repudiation of the proposed historic district as the two candidates who seemed to favor designation, Mary Rowse and incumbent Chris Fromboluti appear to have been defeated by stated opponents, David Engel and Henry Griffin respectively.
Congratulations to Laura McGiffert Slover in her bid to return to the State Board of Education.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Greater Greater Washington on 3C 03
The Greater Greater Washington blog released this summary entry on the ANC 3C 03 race in Woodley Park.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Contested ANC Races
3B02
Alan Blevins
Jackie Blumenthal
3C01
Lee Brian Reba
Paul Poe
3C03
Anne-Marie Bairstow
Jenelle M. Dennis
3C05
Darcy Buckley
Leila J. Afzal
3D01
Elizabeth (Betsy) Sandza
Kent Slowinski
3D08
Christine M. Warnke
Lee P. Minichiello
3E03
Jonathan Bender
Joseph T. Carlson
3E04
Lucy Eldridge
Tom Quinn
3F04
Frank Winstead
Tom Whitley
3F05
Kathryn I. Hughes
Mital M. Gandhi
3F07
Daniel L. Klibanoff
Michael Curcio
3G05
David Engel
Mary Rowse
3G07
Cris Fromboluti
Earle Douglass
Henry Griffin
Alan Blevins
Jackie Blumenthal
3C01
Lee Brian Reba
Paul Poe
3C03
Anne-Marie Bairstow
Jenelle M. Dennis
3C05
Darcy Buckley
Leila J. Afzal
3D01
Elizabeth (Betsy) Sandza
Kent Slowinski
3D08
Christine M. Warnke
Lee P. Minichiello
3E03
Jonathan Bender
Joseph T. Carlson
3E04
Lucy Eldridge
Tom Quinn
3F04
Frank Winstead
Tom Whitley
3F05
Kathryn I. Hughes
Mital M. Gandhi
3F07
Daniel L. Klibanoff
Michael Curcio
3G05
David Engel
Mary Rowse
3G07
Cris Fromboluti
Earle Douglass
Henry Griffin
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Vacancy in ANC 3C
There is a vacancy in ANC 3C.
The DC Register has advertised the vacancies so anyone who lives in 3C04 (which is east of Conn. Ave. between Macomb St. and Quebec St.) may file to fill this position for the remainder of the vacant term. All commissioners are elected in November for 2-year terms.
In order to file you must go to the Board of Elections and Ethics at 441 4th St. NW (Judiciary Square metro/red line) and pick up petitions. At least 25 residents of that single member district who are registered DC voters must sign the petitions. The petitions must be turned into the BOEE by 4:45PM on Monday, May 5.
If only one person files for the seat, he or she will be announced as the automatic winner. If there is more than one filer, there will be special elections in May or June. If there are no filers, the seats cannot be filled by special election less than 6 months before the general election in November so the seat will remain vacant until January 2009 when commissioners elected in November take office.
The DC Register has advertised the vacancies so anyone who lives in 3C04 (which is east of Conn. Ave. between Macomb St. and Quebec St.) may file to fill this position for the remainder of the vacant term. All commissioners are elected in November for 2-year terms.
In order to file you must go to the Board of Elections and Ethics at 441 4th St. NW (Judiciary Square metro/red line) and pick up petitions. At least 25 residents of that single member district who are registered DC voters must sign the petitions. The petitions must be turned into the BOEE by 4:45PM on Monday, May 5.
If only one person files for the seat, he or she will be announced as the automatic winner. If there is more than one filer, there will be special elections in May or June. If there are no filers, the seats cannot be filled by special election less than 6 months before the general election in November so the seat will remain vacant until January 2009 when commissioners elected in November take office.
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