WASHINGTON — The race for D.C.’s non-voting delegate seat in the U.S. House of Representatives is officially underway, with two high-profile D.C. Councilmembers launching campaigns to challenge longtime incumbent Eleanor Holmes Norton.

At-large Councilmember Robert White formally launched his campaign Wednesday, telling supporters the moment is critical for the District.

“Everyday people are feeling heaviness,” White said. “But I want to make sure people feel hope and feel like they are able to elect someone who has a plan to defend the District.”

White, who previously worked in Holmes Norton’s office, said his experience gives him an edge in understanding how to navigate congress for the benefit of the District.

“Because I worked in that office for so many years at a high level, I kno

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