Brooke Pinto

Brooke Pinto is listed by the FEC as a Democrat candidate for U.S. House in DC in the 2026 election cycle.

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[Grokipedia: Pre-political career] Legal practice Prior to her entry into elective office, Brooke Pinto practiced law exclusively in public sector roles within the District of Columbia government. After graduating from Georgetown University Law Center in 2016, she served as a tax attorney at the District of Colum…

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[Grokipedia: Political entry and elections] 2020 special election for D.C. Council Ward 2 The special election for the D.C. Council Ward 2 seat was necessitated by the resignation of incumbent Jack Evans on October 22, 2019, following an ethics investigation by the D.C. Board of Ethics and Government Accountability into h…

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[Grokipedia: Electoral history] Pinto secured the Democratic nomination for the Ward 2 special election in the June 2, 2020, primary, defeating seven opponents with 3,142 votes (28.38 percent).[79] She won the ensuing special general election on June 27, 2020, to serve the remainder of the term ending January…

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[Grokipedia: Personal background] Early life and education Pinto grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut, attending the Greenwich Country Day School, from which she graduated in 2007 as a "GCDS lifer" who served as 9th grade representative and participated in athletics and performing arts.[5] She then attended Greenwi…

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[Grokipedia: D.C. Council tenure] Committee roles and leadership Upon her election to the D.C. Council in June 2020, Pinto was assigned to several standing committees, including the Committee of the Whole, the Committee on Business and Economic Development, the Committee on Housing, and the Committee on Youth Af…

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News mention of Brooke Pinto in mynorthwest.com on 2026-06-05 (GDELT): Trump looms large over upcoming primary elections in Washington , DC

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News mention of Brooke Pinto in nhregister.com on 2026-06-05 (GDELT): Trump looms large over upcoming primary elections in Washington , DC

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News mention of Brooke Pinto in tnledger.com on 2026-06-05 (GDELT): The Nashville Ledger

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News mention of Brooke Pinto in lasvegassun.com on 2026-06-05 (GDELT): Trump looms large over upcoming primary elections in Washington , DC - Las Vegas Sun News

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News mention of Brooke Pinto in wdbo.com on 2026-06-05 (GDELT): Trump looms large over upcoming primaries in Washington , DC

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News mention of Brooke Pinto in wsls.com on 2026-06-05 (GDELT): Trump looms large over upcoming primary elections in Washington , DC

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FEC totals for the 2026 cycle report that Brooke Pinto raised $1,531,590, spent $1,134,181, reported $397,409 cash on hand.

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FEC totals for the 2026 cycle report that Brooke Pinto raised $1,252,427, spent $431,768, reported $820,659 cash on hand.

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[Grokipedia: Controversies and criticisms] Violence intervention program proposals In March 2025, D.C. Councilmember Brooke Pinto (D-Ward 2), as chair of the Committee on the Judiciary and Public Safety, proposed merging the District's two primary violence intervention programs— Cure the Streets, administered by the Offi…

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Brooke Pinto discussed President Trump's deployment of the National Guard in the district.

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Brooke Pinto ended her push for a DC emergency curfew extension bill.

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