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Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner, ANC 1A

SMD 1A10

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1
Term
2 years
Candidates
1
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: An advisory neighborhood commissioner represents about 2,000 residents of one single-member district on the neighborhood commission, which advises the District government on zoning, liquor licenses, traffic, parks and other neighborhood matters. Unpaid; two-year term; nonpartisan.

Vida Rangel

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The gist

  • Supports affordable housing on vacant properties and District land
  • Supports 15 percent affordable homes in every planning area
  • Supports road pricing in downtown Washington, D.C.
  • Pledges to seek out marginalized communities' voices on decisions
More about Vida
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  1. Supports affordable housing on vacant properties and District land

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Vida Rangel (SMD 1A10) (PDF)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “pushing for the development of affordable housing on vacant properties and District-owned land”

  2. Supports 15 percent affordable homes in every planning area

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Vida Rangel (SMD 1A10) (PDF)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “I agree that 15 percent of all homes in a planning area should be affordable”

  3. Supports road pricing in downtown Washington, D.C.

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Vida Rangel (SMD 1A10) (PDF)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “Yes, I support the implementation of road pricing, and would introduce a resolution in support of the District doing so.”

  4. Pledges to seek out marginalized communities' voices on decisions

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Vida Rangel (SMD 1A10) (PDF)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “proactively seeking out, elevating, and organizing for the voices of marginalized communities”

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