Stop Karla

Learn how this ANC seat affects your block—and why we oppose Karla Lewis’s approach.

A stark, oversized red “X” constructed from weathered metal beams dominates the foreground, its rough texture catching sharp highlights, symbolically crossing out a blank, generic campaign sign on a metal stand. The sign is completely white with no text, only faint tape marks and scuffs, suggesting rejection. Behind it stretches a recognizable Washington, DC streetscape with low brick rowhouses and distant, softly blurred monuments. Late afternoon light creates long, dramatic shadows across the sidewalk and street, heightening the bold, confrontational mood. Shot at eye level with a slightly wide lens, the composition uses rule of thirds and shallow depth of field for photographic realism, conveying a clear, forceful call to vote against an unnamed candidate without showing any people or readable words.
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Why This ANC Race Matters

Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners shape everyday issues in your DC block—development, safety, and city services. On November 3, 2026, this seat is on the ballot, and we believe Karla Lewis is the wrong choice for accountable, responsive representation.

ANC basics

Issues

Use this space to find key dates, ANC maps, and neighborhood issues at stake. Understanding the process helps you plan to vote on November 3, 2026—and to reject Karla Lewis at the polls.

Key dates
A stark, oversized red “X” constructed from weathered metal beams dominates the foreground, its rough texture catching sharp highlights, symbolically crossing out a blank, generic campaign sign on a metal stand. The sign is completely white with no text, only faint tape marks and scuffs, suggesting rejection. Behind it stretches a recognizable Washington, DC streetscape with low brick rowhouses and distant, softly blurred monuments. Late afternoon light creates long, dramatic shadows across the sidewalk and street, heightening the bold, confrontational mood. Shot at eye level with a slightly wide lens, the composition uses rule of thirds and shallow depth of field for photographic realism, conveying a clear, forceful call to vote against an unnamed candidate without showing any people or readable words.