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The Faces in the Race

Vincent B. Orange Sr. Linda W. Cropp Adrian M. Fenty Michael A. Brown Marie C. Johns

Vincent B. Orange • Linda W. Cropp • Adrian M. Fenty • Michael A. Brown • Marie C. Johns
Michael A. Brown pulls out of the race days before voters head to the polls, leaving the final four front-runners.

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2 Advocates for Poor Picked for Top Legal Posts
D.C. Mayor-elect Adrian M. Fenty (D) yesterday named a pair of lawyers with broad backgrounds in social justice to become the District's top legal representatives.
 
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Custom HTMLMayoral Candidates Fenty, Cropp Canvass D.C. Neighborhoods
Front-running D.C. mayoral candidates meet with voters

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Elections 2006
D.C. Council member Adrian M. Fenty has opened a clear lead in his campaign to become Washington's next mayor, according to a July Washington Post poll.

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Special Home Series

Linda W. Cropp Linda W. Cropp
D.C. Council chair and mayoral hopeful Linda Cropp takes haven in her Crestwood Colonial.
• Full Coverage of Linda W. Cropp

Vincent B. Orange Vincent B. Orange
This D.C. Council member is surrounded by his signature color in his Northeast Washington home.
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Adrian Fenty
Fenty recharges in his Crestwood home where he keeps the lawn groomed for family football.
• Full Coverage of Adrian Fenty

Marie C. Johns
This corporate veteran running for mayor recharges in a house in Spring Valley.
• Full Coverage of Marie C. Johns

THE TRANSITION: Fenty, Gray Move Quickly to Make an Impact (Post, November 9, 2006, Page A49)
 
SCHOOL BOARD: Bobb, Laying Out Bold Plan, Says He Will Fight a Mayoral Takeover (Post, November 9, 2006, Page A49)
 
Democrats Change Leaders (Post, November 9, 2006, Page DZ02)
 
Fenty Trounces Foes in Mayoral Race: Young Democrat Promises Big Changes (Post, November 8, 2006, Page A29)
 
BOARD OF EDUCATION: Bobb Is Chosen to Lead as Schools Face an Uncertain Future (Post, November 8, 2006, Page A37)
 
D.C. COUNCIL: Three Newcomers to Join Board; More Changes Ahead (Post, November 8, 2006, Page A38)
 
Fenty Is Elected City's Fifth Mayor: Democratic Mayor-Elect Promises 'a New Stage' for the District (Post, November 7, 2006; 10:02 PM)
 
POLITICAL RACES: Fenty Vows 'Aggressive' Transition If Elected (Post, November 7, 2006, Page B04)
 
VOTING RIGHTS: Power Elite Lean on Congress to Approve Bill (Post, November 7, 2006, Page B04)
 
WARD 3 COUNCIL RACE: Some Democrats Cross Party Lines Over Development (Post, November 4, 2006, Page B04)
 
Council's Ward 6 Race Marked by Spirited Campaigning (Post, November 3, 2006, Page B01)
 
A Candidate Who Aims to Build Faith in D.C. Schools: Charters, Special-Ed Would Be Scrutinized (Post, November 3, 2006, Page B01)
 
Fenty Offers Inkling of Plan For Schools: Worst Would Be Reconstituted (Post, November 2, 2006, Page B01)
 
D.C. Police Chief Keeps 'Options Open' (Post, November 2, 2006, Page B01)
 
Schools Race Highlights City's Gaps: Lockridge, Challengers Seek Improvements East of the Anacostia (Post, November 2, 2006, Page B01)
 
Fenty, Bobb Get Head Start (Post, November 2, 2006, Page DZ02)
 
Residents Give Possible Schools Takeover Mixed Marks: Parents Want Change, Input Picking Leaders (Post, November 2, 2006, Page DZ03)
 
GOP Feeling Good About District Slate (Post, November 2, 2006, Page DZ03)
 
Statehood Greens Hope To Fill Void (Post, November 2, 2006, Page DZ03)
 
D.C. Mayor Seeks Raise For Successor (Post, November 1, 2006, Page B01)
 
Fenty's Fundraising Continuing Apace: Presumptive Next Mayor Can Shift Money To Party, Nonprofit, Constituent Services (Post, November 1, 2006, Page B02)
 
Seeking 'Fresh Breath of Air' for D.C. Schools: Candidate for Board President Hopes to Put Civil Rights Background to Use (Post, October 31, 2006, Page B01)
 
For Catania, Mellowing With Age, Incumbency (Post, October 29, 2006, Page C01)
 
Board 'Inclined' to Relinquish Monitoring Role: Nov. 13 Vote Set; Cafritz Says University or Nonprofit Group Might Be Asked to Take On Responsibilities (Post, October 29, 2006, Page C05)
 
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