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Brian Schwalb Wins Democratic Nomination for Attorney General in District of Columbia
Brian Schwalb won the Democratic nomination for attorney general in the District of Columbia. The outcome determines who will appear on the November ballot in the heavily Democratic jurisdiction.
Jun 17, 2:23 AM·1m read1 source
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Brian Schwalb won the Democratic nomination for attorney general in the District of Columbia.
Schwalb received enough votes to claim the nomination in Tuesday's primary election. The position of attorney general in the District of Columbia is an elected four-year term.
Democratic primary will face no significant opposition in the November general election given the party's dominant registration advantage in the jurisdiction.
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