Violent crime in DC dropped 35% last year and is down another 28% this year, yet Republicans are acting as if we’re in a crisis that justifies extraordinary federal overreach.
I’m heading to the House floor today to oppose two anti–home rule bills and released my remarks ahead of the debate.

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Eleanor Holmes Norton
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Yes10%
No77%
Present0%
Not Voting14%
Party align98%
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Eleanor Holmes Norton
U.S. RepresentativeDemocratDistrict of Columbia at-large
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Eleanor Holmes's ATmosphere Activity
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This holiday season, students from DC's Capitol Hill Christian Academy will have their art displayed with the National Christmas Tree!
I'm proud to share some of the ornaments designed by DC students.
Pres. Trump's flyover honoring MBS, the man responsible for killing Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, offends me on three fronts: as a defender of freedom of the press, as DC's member of Congress, and as co-chair of the Quiet Skies Caucus.
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This week the House will vote on two anti-DC bills.
The DC Council was elected by and is accountable to DC residents. Its members are the appropriate elected officials to make policy for DC, not Republican members of Congress representing the interests of far-away districts.
Constituents often contact me about the impact train noise and vibrations have on their health, quality of life, and the structural integrity of their homes.
I introduced a bill to establish a grant program for the design and construction of barriers to mitigate these harms.
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The House will vote next week on two bills advancing President Trump's takeover of DC. After a 43 day paid vacation, their first order of business is not to address the many problems facing the nation, but to attack DC. #DCStatehood will stop Congress from wasting time micromanaging DC
For 43 days, @HouseDemocrats stood firm to protect Americans’ health care and lower costs.
We’re not stopping now. We’ll keep building on this momentum until every American can afford the care they need.
The president may see a branding opportunity in suggesting DC's new stadium bear his name, but the District isn't a product in one of Trump's schemes headed for Chapter 11.
DC deserves to decide for itself.
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DC residents have fought and died in every American war, yet are still denied voting representation in Congress and full control over their own local affairs.
I introduced my annual resolution ahead of Veterans Day honoring their service and calling for #DCStatehood.
DC high school and college students: Come work for me! We’re now accepting applications for Spring 2026 interns. Apply by November 30th to be considered.
Details: bit.ly/4oqjehr
I joined my colleagues in a letter urging Speaker Johnson to extend the premium tax credits for small businesses.
In 2022, 3.3m small business owners had ACA coverage. Many wouldn’t have had coverage if not for the PTCs.
Small businesses will suffer if healthcare costs rise.e
Scientists predict that the tides on the East Coast could rise 2-4 feet by the year 2100, causing as much as $7 billion in DC property to be threatened by floodwaters.
I introduced my bill to make DC eligible for federal funding under the Coastal Zone Management Act.
I applaud DC's move to join the lawsuit to stop the withholding of SNAP benefits during the shutdown.
USDA has billions in contingency funds to spend on food assistance. A moral society does not let children go hungry because Congress can't get along.
To highlight that DC is prepared for #DCStatehood, I introduced a bill to change the title of the DC Mayor to Governor, the DC Council to Legislative Assembly, Councilmembers to Representatives, and the DC Council Chair to Speaker.
The Trump Admin's reinstallation of the statue of Confederate Albert Pike is an affront to DC residents.
Pike took up arms against the US, misappropriated funds, and was captured by his own troops. He has no claim to be memorialized in the nation's capital.
Fun fact: Most members of Congress and their staff get their health insurance via DC Health Link.
If the health tax credits aren’t extended, their health insurance costs will go up, like millions of other people around the country.
An extension is in everyone’s best interest.
The GOP's keeping the gov't closed because they won’t vote for a CR that extends tax credits which make healthcare affordable. Without an extension, premiums will skyrocket to a level many simply can’t afford to pay.
I won’t support a CR that will lead to millions losing healthcare.
Millions of Americans risk losing their healthcare while President Trump is selling donors a chance to have their names etched into the White House during construction of a $200m ballroom.
I signed onto Rep. Takano's bills to ensure the White House isn't for sale.
I wish D.C.'s Hindu community a happy Diwali!
As one of the largest advertisers in the US, the federal government must ensure fair access for small disadvantaged businesses and those owned by minorities and women.
I introduced a bill to require agencies to report the amount they spend on these contracts in their annual budget justifications.
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51 total votes
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| Date | Bill | Question | Position | Party Maj | Align? | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-03-27 | H.R. 1048 (119th) | Approve amendment | YES | YES | ✓ | Failed |
Alignment stats consider only votes where a clear yes/no majority existed for the legislator's party. Cross-party marks divergence where the vote matched the opposite party majority. ↔ indicates cross-party divergence.
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