(Washington Post) — D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton easily defeated her second primary opponent in 20 years Tuesday, securing the Democratic nomination en route to reelection in November.
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With nearly all precincts counted, Norton had more than 90 percent of the vote against Douglass Sloan, a Ward 4 Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner and political consultant who ran on the message that the District needs a change after two decades of having the same person shepherd its interests on Capitol Hill.
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