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2026 District of Columbia At-Large Member of the Council — General Election · November 3, 2026
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District of Columbia Board of Elections - November 3, 2026 General Election
Office: At-Large Member of the Council
Candidate: Nina Taylor
Party: Independent
Date Filed: 8/5/2026
Address: 1235 Pennsylvania Ave. SE #1112, 20003
Phone: 202-630-3474
Email: [email protected]
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1235 Pennsylvania Ave. SE #1112, 20003
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Address: 1235 Pennsylvania Ave. SE #1112, 20003
Phone: 202-630-3474
Email: [email protected]
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Nina served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Center for Election Science (CES), a national nonpartisan nonprofit. In this role, she led the strategic vision for voting reform to create more representative elections. Her work involved connecting with legislators and advocates nationally to implement civic innovations, educating the public on election integrity and voter behavior, and guiding research efforts to ensure that democratic systems were equitable and inclusive.
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Nina served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Center for Election Science (CES), a national nonpartisan nonprofit. In this role, she led the strategic vision for voting reform to create more representative elections. Her work involved connecting with legislators and advocates nationally to implement civic innovations, educating the public on election integrity and voter behavior, and guiding research efforts to ensure that democratic systems were equitable and inclusive.
Before transitioning to politics, Nina held senior leadership roles in major medical organizations. She served as the Vice President of Learning and Education for the American Society for Radiation Oncology and Deputy Director for the Division of Education at the American Psychiatric Association.
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Before transitioning to politics, Nina held senior leadership roles in major medical organizations. She served as the Vice President of Learning and Education for the American Society for Radiation Oncology and Deputy Director for the Division of Education at the American Psychiatric Association.
Mentor: She served as a mentor for Girls With Impact, helping the next generation of women leaders develop business and leadership skills.
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Mentor: She served as a mentor for Girls With Impact, helping the next generation of women leaders develop business and leadership skills.
Nina holds a Master of Arts in Human Resource Development from Bowie State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from La Roche University. She also maintains specialized certifications in clinical practice, leadership, and entrepreneurship from institutions including BerkeleyX, eCornell and the National Institutes of Health.
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Nina holds a Master of Arts in Human Resource Development from Bowie State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from La Roche University. She also maintains specialized certifications in clinical practice, leadership, and entrepreneurship from institutions including BerkeleyX, eCornell and the National Institutes of Health.
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As your At-Large Councilmember I will focus on accountability, equitable development and economic stability for DC’s working families. You deserve a representative who delivers action—not rhetoric. I am here to be your partner in building a District that is affordable, efficient, and undeniably state-ready.
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As your At-Large Councilmember I will focus on accountability, equitable development and economic stability for DC’s working families. You deserve a representative who delivers action—not rhetoric. I am here to be your partner in building a District that is affordable, efficient, and undeniably state-ready.
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