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Statewide executives

State supreme court: District of Columbia Court of Appeals

U.S. President appoints, U.S. Senate confirms · Term: 15 years · 9 sitting justices. The U.S. President nominates and the U.S. Senate confirms (this is D.C.'s highest local court).

Anna Blackburne-Rigsby
Chief Justice
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: 2006
Appointing official: not listed
Photo: Ballotpedia
Corinne Ann Beckwith
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: February 3, 2012
Appointing official: not listed
James Crowell
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: August 26, 2026
Appointing official: not listed
Joshua Deahl
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: January 6, 2020
Appointing official: not listed
Catharine Friend Easterly
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: 2011
Appointing official: not listed
John P. Howard III
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: February 18, 2022
Appointing official: not listed
Photo: Ballotpedia
Roy W. McLeese
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: 2012
Appointing official: not listed
Stuart G. Nash
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: August 26, 2026
Appointing official: not listed
Vijay Shanker
Judge
Party as listed: Nonpartisan
Took office: December 21, 2022
Appointing official: not listed
Photo: Ballotpedia

No public decision data available for this court.

Court page → · Source: Ballotpedia

Congressional delegation

Current delegation: 1 D · 0 R · scores are DW-NOMINATE (comparable across Congress)

U.S. Senate

No senators (non-voting jurisdiction).

U.S. House

Eleanor Holmes Norton
D DC At-large
-0.493

State legislature

District of Columbia Council 13 members · 11 D · 2 I open in Rankings →

Why there are no scores here

The District of Columbia Council doesn't have enough members from both major parties to set which end of the scale is liberal and which is conservative (for example, a nonpartisan or one-party body). Scores are calculated by comparing how members vote relative to the two parties, so they can't be placed on a left–right scale here.

How scores work →

Not ranked: too few members of both major parties to orient a left–right scale. 1573 roll calls (152 contested, used for scores), 2025-01-02 to 2026-09-22; sessions: 26th Council Period (2025-2026)

#NamePartyDistrictScore (liberal → conservative)Party unityVotes
—Anita Bonds not rankedDAt-Large—98.9%1573
—Brianne Nadeau not rankedDWard 1—96.8%1573
—Brooke Pinto not rankedDWard 2—99.1%1573
—Charles Allen not rankedDWard 6—99.0%1573
—Christina Henderson not rankedIAt-Large—100.0%1573
—Elissa Silverman not rankedIAt-Large——0
—Janeese Lewis George not rankedDWard 4—96.7%1573
—Matt Frumin not rankedDWard 3—98.4%1573
—Phil Mendelson not rankedDChairman—97.9%1573
—Robert White not rankedDAt-Large—97.8%1573
—Trayon White not rankedDWard 8—96.1%1070
—Wendell Felder not rankedDWard 7—98.5%1573
—Zachary Parker not rankedDWard 5—98.0%1573