Residents in the nation’s capital have elected a new mayor. Ward 4 councilmember Janeese Lewis George will become the city’s first new mayor in 12 years. Lewis George campaigned on making the District more affordable, with proposals addressing housing and child care. The celebration was electric as supporters gathered Tuesday night to celebrate the election results. As the Howard University Law School graduate prepares to take office, supporters are looking to see how those campaign promises will translate into action. Howard University NewsVision reporter Amyah Wright has the story.
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