Fenty campaign comes out swinging as voting starts

Mayor Adrian Fenty didn’t seem like much of an underdog on the first day of primary voting.

The mayor’s machine was out in force Monday — an in-your-face, unrelenting rally of “four more years” mixed in with chants of “test scores up, crime going down.” Vans with green Fenty stickers slapped on their sides were a steady presence as they rolled up to One Judiciary Square to drop voters off at the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics, host of the first polling site to open in this year’s first-ever early voting primary.