# Janeese Lewis George
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janeese lewis george (born April 30, 1988) is an American lawyer, politician, and activist in Washington, D.C. She is the Member of the Council of the District of Columbia from Ward 4. George is a member of the Democratic Party.Elected in November 2020, George became the first self-described democratic socialist to serve as a member of the Council since Hilda Mason was defeated for re-election in 1998.
== Early life and education ==
George was born in Washington, D.C., the daughter of a postal worker.
Ep. 452 - July 20, 2026 - Could New Mayor End D.C. Teacher Evaluation System?
Michelle Rhee, a a Venture Partner at Equal Opportunity Ventures and the former chancellor of Washington, D.C., Public Schools, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss the future of Washington schools under presumptive mayor Janeese Lewis George.
D.C. mayoral candidate warns Democratic Socialist sweep is a national warning sign
In the race for mayor of Washington, Democratic socialist Janeese Lewis George emerged as the Democratic Party's primary nominee, part of a growing trend of establishment Democrats losing ground to DSA-backed candidates with momentum and enthusiasm on their side.
Defeated candidate Gary Goodwe ...
D.C.’s Identity Crisis
Washington Post reporter Paul Schwartzman joins Cuneyt as Tom Sherwood celebrates his 80th birthday.
They talk about President Trump’s $22.5 billion plan for Dulles Airport, in the context of Trump's desire to play the part of big city mayor.
Then, they turn to why Congress’s effort to restric ...
Our Democratic Socialism Rant | ATB #43
WEEK 43 The Socialists Are Winning. What Do They Actually Want?
We're in a fine Utah hotel for this one, and there's no guest — just the two of us and a stack of DSA's own documents.
Zohran Mamdani is the mayor of New York. National DSA called it the biggest socialist electoral win in this cou ...
‘ON THE GROUND’ SHOW FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 2026: Thousands Rally to ‘Defend the Vote’ at the 63rd Anniversary of the National March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. We Hear from Speakers, including Sen. Bernie Sanders and Attorney Ben Crump
As the Trump Administration and the U.S Supreme Court continue to gut voting rights laws, thousands gathered on August 28, 2026 at the Lincoln Memorial to mark the 63rd anniversary of the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Under the slogan, ‘Defend the Vote,’ the march lifted up ...
Furries Banned At Ren Faire, Bowser Opposes a Roof For Audi Field, and JLG’s Here To Listen
This week we’re taking a look at likely mayor Janeese Lewis George’s all-ward listening tour. We’ll be talking about why current Mayor Muriel Bowser is fighting against a roof for Audi Field. And we dive into the Maryland Renaissance Festival’s ban on all things furries. Plus, in a members-only ...
Trayon White Heads to Court as D.C.’s Finances Flash Red
On this week’s Dream City Podcast, Cuneyt and Tom preview Ward 8 Council member Trayon White’s long-awaited federal bribery trial.
They also dig into a stark warning from D.C.’s chief financial officer that the city’s economic and revenue signals are “flashing red."
It points to Janeese Lewis ...
TURNER CRASHES DC MAYOR RACE, PLAGUE LAB DEATH RATTLES U.S. | AFTER HOURS W ALEX STEIN
Alex Stein opens After Hours with Rev. Merrie Turner, a familiar caller now making a write-in bid for mayor of Washington, D.C. Bowser is out, Janeese Lewis George won the June Democratic primary, and the general is November 3. Turner says the capital is too divided to keep going the same way. T ...
JLG Has Big Plans for D.C. Transit
D.C.'s likely next mayor, Janeese Lewis George, has been dropping hints about how she'll handle one of D.C.’s most fraught issues – transit. The 51st’s Alex Koma is here to talk about her agenda, and the politics around it.
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JLG's Campaign Fine Reversed, More Parking Tickets Ahead, and D.C.'s Most Expensive Bread Costs How Much?
This week, we unpack the tensions that led the Council to narrowly pass a bill letting businesses and college campuses pay extra for more parking enforcement. We also discuss why D.C.’s Board of Elections threw out a $16,000 fine against likely next mayor Janeese Lewis George. And we tackle a qu ...
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