Republican Mara could get thrown off D.C Council ballot

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The D.C. Republican Party is claiming that the party’s candidate to fill an at-large council seat was the subject of “alarming” scrutiny by the Board of Elections and Ethics, which will issue a ruling later Tuesday that could throw Patrick Mara off the ballot.

The board is supposed to have three sitting members with at least one representing a minority party. But it currently only has two members, both of whom are Democrats.

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