District of Columbia Election 2024 Results

Incumbent Mayor Muriel Bowser Wins Third Term

Incumbent Mayor Muriel Bowser has won a third term in the 2024 District of Columbia mayoral election. Bowser defeated challenger Robert White by a margin of 55% to 45%. This is Bowser's third consecutive victory in a mayoral election, making her the first woman to serve three terms as mayor of the District of Columbia.

Bowser's Campaign Focused on Education and Crime

Bowser's campaign focused on her record on education and crime. She touted her success in increasing funding for public schools and reducing crime rates. Bowser also pledged to continue investing in affordable housing and infrastructure.

White's Campaign Focused on Change

White's campaign focused on the need for change in the District of Columbia. He criticized Bowser's record on crime and education, and he pledged to bring new ideas to the mayor's office. White also pledged to make the District of Columbia more affordable for working families.

High Voter Turnout

Voter turnout in the 2024 District of Columbia mayoral election was high. Over 60% of registered voters cast ballots, the highest turnout in a mayoral election in the District of Columbia in over a decade.

Bowser's Victory Speech

In her victory speech, Bowser thanked her supporters and pledged to continue working to make the District of Columbia a better place for all residents. She also said that she would work to bring the city together after a divisive election campaign.

White's Concession Speech

In his concession speech, White congratulated Bowser on her victory and pledged to work with her to make the District of Columbia a better place for all residents. He also said that he would continue to fight for the values that he believes in.