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The District’s two council members who represent the biggest party wards in the city are both coming out aggressively against a proposal to keep bars open an hour later, creating a potential $3 million budget gap in next year’s city budget.

Jim Graham, whose Ward 1 includes the U Street corridor and Adams Morgan, said Friday that he’s concerned about nosier nights for his residents if bars stay open until 4 a.m. on the weekend.

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