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DC Democratic Party District-Level Delegate Election Results
- May 23, 2020
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WASHINGTON, DC — The DC Democratic Party conducted an online election using an encrypted ballot for District-Level Delegates to the Democratic National Convention. The allocation of the District-Level Delegates will not be final until we know the outcome of the June 2nd Democratic Primary Elections.
Thirteen (13) district-level delegates will be elected and are divided by two (2) Congressional Districts, each consisting of four (4) wards. Congressional District 1 includes wards 1, 2, 6, and 8. There will be four (4) male and three (3) female district-level delegates elected. Congressional District 2 includes wards 3, 4, 5, and 7. There will be three (3) male and three (3) female district-level delegates elected.
Over 1,000 DC Democrats voted, and there were 64 total candidates. A list of the candidates, including their pictures and bios can be found at dcdemocraticparty.org/candidates-for-delegate. The district-level delegate election results by campaign and congressional district are as follows:
Females running to represent Joe Biden in Congressional District 1 (Wards 1, 2, 6, and 8)
Monica L. Roaché, #DC4Biden — 169 (14.0%)
Charlotte Clymer, #Ready4Joe — 161 (13.3%)
Pamela Gomez, #DC4Biden — 146 (12.1%)
Dorinda "Rindi" White, #Ready4Joe — 145 (12.0%)
Donna Scheeder, DC Democrats for Biden — 101 (8.4%)
Elizabeth Weaver Engel, #Ready4Joe — 101 (8.4%)
Tori Collins, DC Democrats for Biden — 83 (6.9%)
Jessica Dohmen, DC Democrats for Biden — 73 (6.0%)
Sara Aviel, No Malarkey Democrats — 66 (5.5%)
Sonya Clay, No Malarkey Democrats — 66 (5.5%)
Carol A. Cowgill, No Malarkey Democrats — 60 (5.0%)
Katharine Urbank — 19 (1.6%)
Rebecca Anne Cooke-Rodriguez — 19 (1.6%)
Males running to represent Joe Biden in Congressional District 1 (Wards 1, 2, 6, and 8)
Tommy Wells, #Ready4Joe — 200 (12.9%)
Brandon Frye, #DC4Biden — 141 (9.1%)
Troy Donté Prestwood, #DC4Biden — 139 (9.0%)
John Carlos Green, #DC4Biden — 119 (7.7%)
William Pierce, III, #Ready4Joe — 96 (6.2%)
Matt LaFortune, #Ready4Joe — 93 (6.0%)
Hansen Mak, #Ready4Joe — 90 (5.8%)
Don Dinan, DC Democrats for Biden — 82 (5.3%)
Charles Thornton, We Won't Mute Our DC Vote #Biden — 78 (5.0%)
Sergio A. Espinosa, No Malarkey Democrats — 75 (4.8%)
Mark Nichols, DC Democrats for Biden — 72 (4.6%)
Andrew L. Gerst, DC Democrats for Biden — 69 (4.4%)
Brian Romanowski, No Malarkey Democrats — 68 (4.4%)
Adam Mortillaro, DC Democrats for Biden — 63 (4.1%)
Thaxton Blaise Springfield, No Malarkey Democrats — 57 (3.7%)
Bryan Michael Lassiter, No Malarkey Democrats — 55 (3.5%)
Andrew McCarthy-Clark — 18 (1.2%)
Thomas Kuchenberg — 18 (1.2%)
Richard Lum — 14 (0.9%)
Ray Nicholson Roper — 6 (0.4%)
Females running to represent Joe Biden in Congressional District 2 (Wards 3, 4, 5, and 7)
Dr. Christine Warnke, We Won't Mute Our DC Vote #Biden — 181 (14.1%)
Krysten S. Thomas, Next Generation Democrats for Biden — 167 (13.0%)
Jennifer Blemur, Next Generation Democrats for Biden — 150 (11.7%)
Corina Garay, Next Generation Democrats for Biden — 140 (10.9%)
Monika Nemeth, We Won't Mute Our DC Vote #Biden — 137 (10.7%)
Julie Rones, Ridin with Biden — 109 (8.5%)
Marlena D. Edwards — 80 (6.2%)
Emily Singer Lucio, Ridin with Biden — 70 (5.5%)
Daniela Ochoa González — 67 (5.2%)
Annalise Myre, DUMP TRUMP — 65 (5.1%)
Peggy Asante — 29 (2.3%)
Caroline Kenney — 26 (2.0%)
Katie Phillips — 16 (1.2%)
Maria Denise Reddick — 16 (1.2%)
Amy Troutmiller — 11 (0.9%)
Amy Beth Hall — 9 (0.7%)
Priscilla B. Rope — 9 (0.7%)
Males running to represent Joe Biden in Congressional District 2 (Wards 3, 4, 5, and 7)
Charles Gaither, We Won't Mute Our DC Vote #Biden — 180 (13.7%)
Harry Thomas, We Won't Mute Our DC Vote #Biden — 159 (12.1%)
Walter Peacock, Next Generation Democrats for Biden — 154 (11.7%)
Zachary Israel, Next Generation Democrats for Biden — 146 (11.1%)
Norman D. Nixon, We Won't Mute Our DC Vote #Biden — 138 (10.5%)
Noah Wills, Next Generation Democrats for Biden — 122 (9.3%)
Dave Donaldson, Ridin with Biden — 102 (7.8%)
Bradley A. Thomas — 74 (5.6%)
Douglass Sloan, Dump Trump — 74 (5.6%)
Adam Rubinson, Dump Trump — 68 (5.2%)
Larry Allen, Dump Trump — 52 (4.0%)
Matthew Shapanka — 12 (0.9%)
William Frederick Rope — 12 (0.9%)
Matthew J. Kilboy — 11 (0.8%)
Ioan Suciu — 8 (0.6%)
Females running to represent Bernie Sanders in Congressional District 1 (Wards 1, 2, 6, and 8)
Emily Dalgo, DSAers for Bernie — 72 (41.1%)
Telisha Leann Conklin — 55 (31.4%)
Georgia A Sambunaris — 48 (27.4%)
Males running to represent Bernie Sanders in Congressional District 1 (Wards 1, 2, 6, and 8)
Timothy Zhu, DSAers for Bernie — 48 (21.9%)
Anas "Andy" Shallal — 39 (17.8%)
Ryan Nesbit — 23 (10.5%)
Kishan Yerubandi — 22 (10.0%)
Inocencio Chavez — 18 (8.2%)
Alex Lawson — 16 (7.3%)
Christopher T Bangs — 16 (7.3%)
Mazen Aljutaili — 14 (6.4%)
Laith Abutaleb — 13 (5.9%)
George Schick — 5 (2.3%)
Andrew Oetman — 3 (1.4%)
Michael Arnold — 2 (0.9%)
Females running to represent Bernie Sanders in Congressional District 2 (Wards 3, 4, 5, and 7)
Andrea Crooms, Equity Democrats — 48 (24.0%)
Dr. Cicily Hampton, Equity Democrats — 48 (24.0%)
Haley Rasmussen, Equity Democrats — 43 (21.5%)
Jessica Castro — 25 (12.5%)
Delores Fields — 16 (8.0%)
Antonia Ramos — 10 (5.0%)
Coley Amber Smith — 5 (2.5%)
Erin Murphy — 5 (2.5%)
Males running to represent Bernie Sanders in Congressional District 2 (Wards 3, 4, 5, and 7)
Anthony Field, Equity Democrats — 45 (22.2%)
Imara D. Crooms, Equity Democrats — 40 (19.7%)
Samuel Bonar, Equity Democrats — 34 (16.7%)
Brandon Hinke, DSAers for Bernie — 28 (13.8%)
Gerald Lorentz — 17 (8.4%)
Clayton Aristotle Rosenberg — 13 (6.4%)
Kendall Bryan — 12 (5.9%)
Julian Sena — 9 (4.4%)
Sebastian Mendez — 5 (2.5%)
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