As expected, D.C.’s pro-LGBTQ Democratic incumbent and non-incumbent candidates for seats on the D.C. City Council, the D.C.
Congressional Delegate seat, and the so-called “shadow” U.S. Senate and U.S. House seats won re-election on Tuesday by a wide margin in a city with an overwhelmingly Democratic electorate.
In the race for U.S. president, Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris had 90.4 percent of the D.C. vote as of the 10:53 p.m.
vote count, with Republican Donald Trump receiving 6.6 percent and independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. receiving 0.83 percent of the D.C.