People United For DC

"Wrong on safety. Wrong for DC."

Councilmember Janeese Lewis George voted to let people charged with violent crimes, carjacking, and even homicide walk free while awaiting trial... even if a judge says they are a danger to the community.

"I'm not gonna divest from the police, like Councilmember Janeese Lewis George What I will do is invest in policing to make sure it is community oriented. The same work I did as a Civil Rights attorney in Barack Obama Department."

- - Kenyan McDuffie for Mayor

As Councilmember, Councilmember Janeese Lewis George pushed a utility plan that Democrats warned would "increase prices," even though energy prices are ⬆ 93% since she was elected.

Now she's running for mayor and your costs could go higher, higher and higher.

Improving public safety in DC is hard work, but we've made progress.

Councilmember Janeese Lewis George opposes common sense solutions, like temporary teen curfew zones. Tell her she's wrong today.

On April 21, the DC Council will vote on new legislation to authorize a curfew.

Teen curfew zones protected public safety in DC this weekend. Unfortunately, a melee erupted in an area not covered by a curfew.

Janeese Lewis George opposes teen curfews and has led efforts on the DC Council to block them. If elected mayor, JLG won't use this effective tool.

"Absolutely ludicrous" is how Mayor Bowser described the political posturing to not extend
DC's juvenile curfew.
Enter Councilmember Janeese Lewis George , whose shifting rhetoric has always led to the same place: opposition to the curfew.

People for a United DC amplifies the voices of residents and local businesses. How many shops and restaurants near you have closed? Who among your neighbors is just getting by, or worse, falling behind? Our next mayor has to be ready, steady and strong. peoplefordc.com

Too many candidates say the words "affordable housing," but have no clear policies to lower the cost of housing. Some actually support laws that increase costs through unintended consequences.
Governing isn't easy; slogans don't cut it.