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2026 District of Columbia Attorney General — General Election · November 3, 2026
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District of Columbia Board of Elections - November 3, 2026 General Election
Office: Attorney General
Candidate: Brian L. Schwalb
Party: Democrat
Date Filed: 3/17/2026
Address: 3728 Kanawha St. NW, 20015
Phone: 719-649-5203
Email: [email protected]
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3728 Kanawha St. NW, 20015
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Address: 3728 Kanawha St. NW, 20015
Phone: 719-649-5203
Email: [email protected]
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As Attorney General, I’ve worked every day to protect the rights of DC residents, make our neighborhoods safer, and ensure that our businesses are competing on a level playing field. I’ve fought to improve the lives of our hardworking families, to protect consumers, seniors, workers and the environment, and to make our city more affordable. I’ve stood up for Washingtonians’ right to govern ourselves—because DC should never be treated as a pawn in national politics. And I’ve built upon the excellence of the Office of Attorney General so that it continues to be the world class law firm the District and its residents deserve.
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As Attorney General, I’ve worked every day to protect the rights of DC residents, make our neighborhoods safer, and ensure that our businesses are competing on a level playing field. I’ve fought to improve the lives of our hardworking families, to protect consumers, seniors, workers and the environment, and to make our city more affordable. I’ve stood up for Washingtonians’ right to govern ourselves—because DC should never be treated as a pawn in national politics. And I’ve built upon the excellence of the Office of Attorney General so that it continues to be the world class law firm the District and its residents deserve.
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I am fighting for a safer, more affordable, and more just DC—one that reflects the values we share and safeguards the rights and liberties we deserve. I believe the law should work for all DC residents, workers, and visitors, making all people’s lives better and safer. I’m proud of the work we’ve accomplished thus far, but there’s far more work to be done. That’s why I’m running for reelection and asking for your support to continue this fight.
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I am fighting for a safer, more affordable, and more just DC—one that reflects the values we share and safeguards the rights and liberties we deserve. I believe the law should work for all DC residents, workers, and visitors, making all people’s lives better and safer. I’m proud of the work we’ve accomplished thus far, but there’s far more work to be done. That’s why I’m running for reelection and asking for your support to continue this fight.
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