Overview
- Holbrook, Norton’s former senior legislative counsel, filed FEC papers on Monday and announced his campaign on Wednesday.
- He says he is not running against Norton personally but argues her campaign would not be competitive, citing doubts about her ability to run effectively.
- Norton, 88, has signaled she intends to remain in office even as aides have walked back statements about a reelection bid.
- NOTUS reported her campaign raised just over $3,000 in the third quarter of 2025, had under $6,500 cash on hand, and owed $90,000 she personally loaned the committee.
- A crowded primary is taking shape with D.C. Council members Brooke Pinto and Robert C. White Jr. among declared candidates for the nonvoting House seat.