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Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner, ANC 4D

SMD 4D02

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1
Term
2 years
Candidates
2
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.

Jonathan Hogue

No party listed

The gist

  • Supports grants and financing for neighborhood small businesses
  • Supports new housing elsewhere in 4D rather than 4D02
  • Supports community-based public safety through local nonprofits
  • Pledges an equal voice for renters in development decisions
More about Jonathan
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  1. Supports grants and financing for neighborhood small businesses

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Jonathan Hogue (4D02)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “The city needs to provide residents with grants or financing programs that can make starting businesses in our communities more accessible.”
  2. Supports new housing elsewhere in 4D rather than 4D02

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Jonathan Hogue (4D02)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “I am not for building more housing in my immediate SMD today, but I would support additional housing elsewhere in the ANC (4D).”
  3. Supports community-based public safety through local nonprofits

    Jonathan Hogue for ANC 4D02

    Campaign website · Jonathan Hogue for ANC 4D02 · sites.google.com

    “I will support the local nonprofits and community leaders who know our neighborhood best and advocate for a comprehensive approach to public safety”
  4. Pledges an equal voice for renters in development decisions

    Jonathan Hogue for ANC 4D02

    Campaign website · Jonathan Hogue for ANC 4D02 · sites.google.com

    “I will listen closely to residents' needs and ensure renters have an equal voice alongside property owners and businesses.”

Abel Amene

No party listedIncumbent

The gist

  • Supports social housing and library-plus-housing on Kennedy Street
  • Supports returning vacant, blighted properties to use as affordable housing
  • Supports replacing parking and travel lanes with bus lanes
  • Co-introduced resolution urging utility affordability legislationIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

More about Abel
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  1. Supports social housing and library-plus-housing on Kennedy Street

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Abel Amene (4D02)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “I welcome especially the building of social housing in my SMD... a library with housing on top in the 600 block of Kennedy Street”
  2. Supports returning vacant, blighted properties to use as affordable housing

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Abel Amene (4D02)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “ensure these property are brought back into service as affordable housing, and I have diligently worked to apply pressure via DOB inspections”
  3. Supports replacing parking and travel lanes with bus lanes

    Greater Greater Washington 2026 ANC candidate questionnaire: Abel Amene (4D02)

    Candidate questionnaire · Greater Greater Washington · ggwash.org

    “I support removing parking and travel lanes to build dedicated bus lanes, and would introduce a resolution”
  4. Co-introduced resolution urging utility affordability legislation

    ANC 4D resolution urging District officials to address utility affordability

    Government record · Mayor's ANC Resolutions Portal (resolutions.anc.dc.gov) · Mar 19, 2026 · resolutions.anc.dc.gov

    “ANC 4D urges the Council to pass the Automatic Enrollment for Utility Affordability Act of 2025”

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