CRIMEJun 8 · 08:46 UTCWTOP DCLuke Lukert

What issues are top of voters mind ahead of DC’s primary

DC voters are prioritizing crime and homelessness ahead of the primary election. Concerns include declining police staffing, challenges in prosecution due to federal oversight, and calls for more visible policing. Voters share personal experiences of crime and question the effectiveness of current interventions.

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Latisha MasonpersonStacy MillspersonYeshim SayanpersonD.C. Policy CenterorganizationMetropolitan Police DepartmentorganizationU.S. Attorney’s OfficeorganizationAnacostiaplaceNorthwest D.C.place

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