◼ Washington's lack of a vote in Congress has been a long-standing gripe.
LA Times
The district's 600,000 residents pay federal taxes and can vote for president but have a nonvoting delegate in the House and no representation in the Senate.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Washington, D.C., pushes bid to become New Columbia, the 51st state
◼ Washington's lack of a vote in Congress has been a long-standing gripe.
LA Times
The district's 600,000 residents pay federal taxes and can vote for president but have a nonvoting delegate in the House and no representation in the Senate.
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