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List of Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners in Ballot Order for the November 3, 2020 General Election List of Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners in Ballot Order for the November 3, 2020 General Election Date of Pick- ANC/SMD Name Address Zip Phone Email Address Date Filed up 1A01 Layla Bonnot 1434 Parkwood Place, NW 20010 703-217-1181 [email protected] 7/20/20 8/4/20 1A02 Dieter Lehmann Morales 1445 Oak Street, NW 20010 214-620-1422 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/31/20 1A03 Zach Rybarczyk 1400 Irving Street, NW 20010 202-567-7091 [email protected] 6/29/20 8/4/20 1A04 Chris Hall 3549 Holmead Place, NW 20010 202-577-1143 [email protected] 7/28/20 8/4/20 1A05 Karyn C. Miller 1530 Monroe Street, NW 20010 202-809-3388 [email protected] 6/26/20 7/31/20 1A06 Judson Wood 1360 Kenyon Street, NW 20010 615-513-8820 [email protected] 6/26/20 7/10/20 1A07 Mukta Ghorpadey 3524 11th Street, NW 20010 202-813-0986 [email protected] 6/30/20 7/23/20 1A08 Kent Boese 608 Rock Creek Church Road, NW 20010 202-904-8111 6/29/20 7/6/20 1A09 Michael Wray 743 Morton Street, NW 20010 202-807-7310 [email protected] 6/26/20 7/27/20 1A10 Rashida E. Brown 430 Irving Street, NW 20010 202-903-4561 [email protected] 6/30/20 7/13/20 1A11 Dotti Love Wade 1116 Columbia Road, NW 20009 202-640-3627 [email protected] 7/10/20 8/5/20 1A12 1B01 Larry Handerhan 533 U Street, NW 20001 202-599-4930 [email protected] 7/21/20 8/3/20 1B02 Daniel C. Orlaskey 2021 11th Street, NW 20001 443-235-5405 [email protected] 6/26/20 8/4/20 1B03 Muhsin Boe Umar 2301 11th Street, NW 20001 202-907-2669 [email protected] 7/28/20 8/5/20 1B04 Karen Gaal 1424 W Street, NW 20009 202-352-5449 [email protected] 7/28/20 7/30/20 1B04 Deborah Thomas 1440 W Street, NW 20009 8/5/20 8/5/20 1B05 Victoria Sanchez 2001 16th Street, NW 20009 678-993-8411 [email protected] 7/13/20 8/5/20 1B05 Alan Kensek, Jr. 2101 16th Street, NW 20009 917-548-3949 [email protected] 7/23/20 8/3/20 1B06 Judy Floy 1308 Clifton Street, NW 20009 202-409-0982 [email protected] 7/27/20 8/4/20 1B07 Max Ewart 2656 15th Street, NW 20009 202-277-3962 [email protected] 7/20/20 8/5/20 1B08 Joshua Ryan Mater 1333 Euclid Street, NW 20009 202-701-5069 [email protected] 7/29/20 8/4/20 1B08 Eric Behna 2520 13TH Street, NW 20009 630-664-7810 [email protected] 6/28/20 8/5/20 1B09 James A. Turner 1236 Girard Street, NW 20009 202-232-7971 [email protected] 6/26/20 7/17/20 1B10 Daniel Delaney 629 Harvard Street, NW 20001 630-956-3047 [email protected] 7/24/20 8/5/20 1B11 Robb Hudson 919 Florida Avenue, NW 20001 202-681-4564 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/24/20 1B12 Michael "Mike" Singer 1210 V Street, NW 20009 202-641-8387 [email protected] 7/15/20 8/4/20 1B12 Dan Wittels 1325 Wallach Place, NW 20009 202-483-7427 [email protected] 7/21/20 7/30/20 1B12 Sabel Harris 1390 V Street, NW 20009 757-667-1600 [email protected] 7/29/20 8/4/20 1C01 Amir Irani 1841 California Street, NW 20009 202-656-6011 [email protected] 7/27/20 8/4/20 1C02 Celeste Carano 2456 20th Street, NW 20009 614-226-7876 [email protected] 7/14/20 8/4/20 1C03 Peter Wood 1821 Kalorama Road, NW 20009 563-528-3630 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/27/20 9/29/202012:29 PMPage 1 List of Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners in Ballot Order for the November 3, 2020 General Election Date of Pick- ANC/SMD Name Address Zip Phone Email Address Date Filed up 1C03 Elias Benda 1840 Biltmore Street, NW 20009 202-355-8284 6/30/20 8/5/20 1C03 Ted Guthrie 1849 Kalorama Road, NW 20009 202-270-3600 [email protected] 7/31/20 8/3/20 1C04 Meghan Faulkner 1803 Biltmore Street, NW 20009 802-345-4351 [email protected] 7/9/20 8/5/20 1C04 John V. Zottoli 3025 Ontario Road, NW 20009 202-506-5912 [email protected] 7/2/20 7/14/20 1C05 Zack Gold 1629 Columbia Road, NW 20009 202-556-1595 [email protected] 7/10/20 7/22/20 1C06 Benjamin Hart Butz 2480 16th Street, NW 20009 414-507-4819 [email protected] 7/31/20 8/5/20 1C07 Japer Bowles 2426 Ontario Road, NW 20009 417-593-4099 [email protected] 6/30/20 8/5/20 1C08 Fiona Clem 1700 Kalorama Road, NW 20009 202-489-3850 [email protected] 7/2/20 7/22/20 1C08 Chris Jackson 2000 16th Street, NW 20009 202-236-0036 [email protected] 7/24/20 8/4/20 1D01 Jason Hamacher 3320 Mount Pleasant Street, NW 20010 202-409-6211 8/3/20 8/5/20 1D02 Robin L.Sandenburgh 1651 Newton Street, NW 20010 202-361-3921 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/28/20 1D03 Jack McKay 3200 19th Street, NW 20010 202-462-8692 [email protected] 6/26/20 7/23/20 1D04 Matthew Brandeburg 1615 Kenyon Street, NW 20010 318-572-6298 [email protected] 8/4/20 8/5/20 1D05 Chelsea A. Allinger 1900 Lamont Street, NW 20010 585-355-9448 [email protected] 6/29/20 8/4/20 2A01 2A02 Joel Causey 1200 23rd Street, NW 20037 703-629-7131 [email protected] 7/7/20 7/29/20 2A03 Trupti "Trip" J. Patel 950 25th Street, NW 20037 202-337-1081 [email protected] 7/6/20 8/5/20 2A03 John P. George 915 26th Street, NW 20037 202-425-6046 [email protected] 7/21/20 7/29/20 2A04 2A05 2A06 Jeri Epstein 1111 23rd Street, NW 20037 202-415-0166 [email protected] 7/10/20 8/3/20 2A07 2A08 2B01 Matthew Sampson 1740 18th Street, NW 20009 858-284-8629 7/1/20 8/3/20 2B01 Meg Roggensack 1727 Riggs Place, NW 20009 202-494-9889 [email protected] 7/8/20 7/17/20 2B02 Daniel Warwick 2146 Florida Avenue, NW 20008 360-200-8978 [email protected] 7/14/20 8/4/20 2B03 Robin Linnett Nunn 1700 17th Street, NW 20009 202-257-4896 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/20/20 2B03 Yousef Bashir 1616 18th Street, NW 20009 [email protected] 7/13/20 7/29/20 2B04 Moshe 'Mo' Pasternak 1630 R Street, NW 20009 862-485-0685 [email protected] 7/7/20 7/21/20 2B04 Diane C. Quinn 1708 15th Street, NW 20009 202-234-7565 [email protected] 6/30/20 7/22/20 2B05 William Herbig 1745 N Street, NW 20036 404-944-2321 [email protected] 7/17/20 8/3/20 2B06 Mike Silverstein 1301 20th Steet, NW 20036 202-833-4440 [email protected] 7/17/20 7/28/20 9/29/202012:29 PMPage 2 List of Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners in Ballot Order for the November 3, 2020 General Election Date of Pick- ANC/SMD Name Address Zip Phone Email Address Date Filed up 2B06 Cameron Powell (Withdrew 9/22/2020) 1270 New Hampshire Avenue, NW 20036 503-502-5030 [email protected] 8/5/20 8/5/20 2B07 Michael Scott McKernan 1706 1/2 P Street, NW 20036 202-709-8085 [email protected] 7/21/20 8/5/20 2B08 Matthew Holden 1939 17th Street, NW 20009 804-840-7357 [email protected] 7/7/20 7/28/20 2B09 Kyle Mulhall 1537 T Street, NW 20009 301-502-7102 [email protected] 6/30/20 7/16/20 2B09 Ed Hanlon 1523 Swann Street, NW 20009 301-466-4492 [email protected] 7/29/20 8/4/20 2C01 Michael D. Shankle 916 G Street, NW 20001 617-304-4372 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/21/20 2C02 Will Mascaro 450 Massachusetts Avenue, NW 20001 202-820-6695 [email protected] 8/3/20 8/5/20 2C02 Elizabeth Miske 450 Massachusetts Avenue, NW 20001 203-560-8743 [email protected] 7/31/20 8/5/20 2C03 Gigi Nelson 631 D Street, NW 20004 202-780-5388 [email protected] 7/14/20 7/27/20 2D01 Ashley Warren 2151 California Street, NW 20008 202-600-9631 [email protected] 7/20/20 8/5/20 2D01 Thomas McDonough 2301 Wyoming Avenue, NW 20008 202-415-0582 [email protected] 6/30/20 7/27/20 2D02 2E01 Kishan Putta 3831 T Street, NW 20007 202-320-0058 [email protected] 7/17/20 8/5/20 2E02 Christopher "Topher" Mathews 1553 33rd Street, NW 20007 202-341-3343 [email protected] 6/29/20 7/23/20 2E02 Jenny Mitchell 1628 32nd Street, NW 20007 240-461-3314 [email protected] 7/15/20 7/21/20 2E03 Rick Murphy 3136 P Street, NW 20007 202-255-1649 [email protected] 7/9/20 7/15/20 2E04 Anna Landre 3700 O Street, NW 20057 732-245-7008 [email protected] 7/28/20 8/5/20 2E05 Lisa Palmer 3150 South Street, NW 20007 443-271-8319 [email protected] 7/13/20 7/16/20 2E06 Gwendolyn Lohse 3037 O Street, NW 20007 202-329-9998 [email protected] 7/22/20 8/5/20 2E06 Matthew O'Donnell 2733 Dumbarton Street, NW 20007 703-505-4899 [email protected] 8/5/20 8/5/20 2E07 Elizabeth H.
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