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Washington, D.C. Ward 1 Member of the Council · Nov 3, 2026

Aparna Raj

Candidate for Ward 1 Member of the Council

19 candidates · 7 seats5 sourced positions

Aparna Raj is running for Washington, D.C. Ward 1 Member of the Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jett James Jasper, Ryan Prince and Jude Crannitch.

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Ward 1 Democratic nominee and Vanderbilt University graduate.

Occupation (from candidate statement)
Democrat
Campaign website
aparnafordc.com

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Where Aparna Raj stands: positions on the record

Tipped wage1 sourced position
  • Says she will fight to restore Initiative 82 and supports a $25 minimum wage.

    “Aparna will also fight to restore Initiative 82”

    Own statementAparna Raj campaign

Housing1 sourced position
  • Says she will fight to restore the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act as a universal right.

    “Aparna will fight to restore the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act to be a universal right.”

    Own statementAparna Raj campaign

Immigration enforcement1 sourced position
  • Says she will introduce legislation to strengthen the Sanctuary Values Act by closing loopholes that let local agencies assist immigration enforcement.

    Own statementACLU of D.C.

Child care1 sourced position
  • Says she is running to make child care free in D.C.

    “Aparna is running to make childcare free in DC.”

    Own statementAparna Raj campaign

Past candidacies1 sourced position
  • Ran for Ward 1 Member of the Council in 2026 as a Democratic candidate (won the June 16 primary).

    Own statementDC Board of Elections

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