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September 18, 2024

Endorsements!

Update Oct. 19: Two more endorsements! See below.

I received two big endorsements last week!

First, DC YIMBYs, the local chapter of the campaign to make it possible to build more housing in more places, released their list of endorsements on September 9. It was a bee-utiful thing.

Then, at the end of the week, Greater Greater Washington, the local blog and advocates for safer streets, more housing, and better public policy, released their endorsements for Ward 1 ANC races, in which they said,

voters have a top-notch choice in J. Swiderski, who is without a doubt the most qualified. They have a deep knowledge of how DC agencies work (and importantly, the specific ways they don’t work), currently serve on the Pedestrian Advisory Council, and have been an effective expert and advocate for road safety projects for the better part of a decade. We look forward to J. bolstering ANC 1B’s decisionmaking, especially on zoning cases on and around U Street.

That last one’s so good, I put it on my signs.

Image of a campaign sign, which is a deep green color with "J Swiderski For ANC 1B03" in purple, the latter part on a white box, and says "an effective expert and advocate" in white in the upper right, next to the "Endorsed [by] Greater Greater Washington" logo. Below that is a DC YIMBYs logo. At the bottom is the text "Learn more: JSKI.NET" along with the standard "Paid for by" information.


Update!

Since this was originally posted, I’ve received additional endorsements from Brianne Nadeau and from Erin Palmer, as well as the support of other current, former, and future Commissioners from across the District.

Two-part graphic: In the top half, written in white on cherry red: "Erin Palmer (with waving DC flag above her name) endorses J. Swiderski for ANC 1B03". In the lower half, written in black on white: "J. is eager to collaborate with fellow Commissioners, the DC Council, and community members to help make the neighborhood a welcoming place for all."  In between is a circular image of J. Swiderski in front of the Bancroft School Street barrier.

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