DC Mayor
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The Mayor of the District of Columbia is the chief executive officer of the District in whom the District’s executive power is vested. To hold the office of Mayor of the District of Columbia, an individual must meet the following qualifications as specified in the D.C. Official Code § 1-204.21:Be a qualified elector in the DistrictNot be engaged in any other employment and hold no other public office or position for which he is compensated in an amount in excess of his actual expensesHave resided and been domiciled in the District of Columbia for one year preceding the general or special electionHave not been convicted of a felony while holding the office of MayorSalary: $250,000 (approximately) source: Code of the District of Columbia § 1–611.09
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Robert L. Gross
(STG)
Biographical Information
What are your top 2 priorities and how will you accomplish them?
Should DC be a state? Yes or No? If yes, what are the two most important steps you would take to make statehood happen? If no, what is your plan for achieving full voting rights for DC?
DC is required under Law 24-176 to reduce harmful gas emissions resulting from DC government activities. What are the top two measures you would take to comply with this law?
How will you use this job to protect our rights and keep Congress and the President out of our local government business?
What are four things you will do to help DC residents now in prison and those who are returning home?
Should elected officials help DC residents now in prison and those who are returning home?
Do you have further thoughts on the Justice System?
Is protecting the safety, rights and access to city services for immigrant communities the responsibility of elected officials? Why or why not?
