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Washington, D.C. Ward 6 Member of the Council · Nov 3, 2026

Jorge Rice

Candidate for Ward 6 Member of the Council

19 candidates · 7 seats4 sourced positions

Jorge Rice is running for Washington, D.C. Ward 6 Member of the Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Charles Allen.

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Federal government conflict resolution expert who has led Equal Employment Opportunity investigations and mediations; holds a doctorate in conflict analysis and resolution.

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Republican
Campaign website
www.jorgericeforward6.com

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Where Jorge Rice stands: positions on the record

Public safety1 sourced position
  • Supports community-based violence prevention, closer coordination with MPD, and investment in mental health and crisis response.

    Own statementJorge Rice campaign

Transportation1 sourced position
  • Prioritizes pedestrian and cyclist safety at high-injury intersections and reliable public transportation.

    Own statementJorge Rice campaign

Government accountability1 sourced position
  • Would demand performance from city agencies and improve constituent services and response times.

    Own statementJorge Rice campaign

Past candidacies1 sourced position

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