The D.C. Council desperately needs transforming. Its organizing model, style and problem-solving approach are anachronistic, dating to the mid-to-late 20th century. It lacks a range of voices; each member sounds — and often thinks — like the other.
Many voters have determined that without change, the institution is imperiled. David Grosso, who won the at-large race last fall, benefited from their insight.
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