Councilmember Robert White is an At-Large Member of the Council of the District of Columbia. A proud native Washingtonian, Robert works each day to build a city that is diverse, compassionate, and inclusive so all residents have an opportunity to thrive.
His legislative agenda focuses on providing all of our city’s residents full access to the foundations of economic progress—education, affordable housing, and jobs—and to the foundations of democracy—voting rights and equal treatment under the law.
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In his role on the Council, Robert brings a strong commitment to equity and social justice to public service, working to ensure that all Washingtonians get an opportunity to thrive. His legislative agenda focuses on providing citizens access to the foundations of economic progress—education, affordable housing, and jobs—and to the foundations of democracy—voting rights and equal treatment under the law.
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Press Release: Councilmember Robert White to Hold Roundtable on the Future of Downtown DC at The Square
For Immediate Release: WASHINGTON, DC (September 19, 2024) – The Committee on Housing, chaired by Councilmember White, is holding a roundtable on September 24th titled “Shaping Downtown DC: Strategies for Increasing Housing and Building a Vibrant Community.” As technological advancements and
Councilmember Robert White Statement on the Allegations Against Councilmember Trayon White
“The criminal allegations against Councilmember Trayon White are disturbing and disheartening. This news is tragic for the constituents of Ward 8. As councilmember at large, I serve the residents of Ward 8 and I will work with the rest of
Councilmember Robert White statement on the District meeting its goal of building 36,000 homes by 2025
“Today, the Mayor announced that the District has met its goal from 2019 of producing 36,000 new units of housing by 2025. This is an important milestone, met with our consistent investments in housing. But we still have work to
Statement: Councilmember Robert White on DCHA’s Three-Year Recovery Plan
I’m glad to see the Three-Year Recovery Plan from the DC Housing Authority (DCHA). This is a positive step for residents in DC’s voucher programs and public housing. I appreciate Director Pettigrew being clear-eyed about how DCHA’s organizational failures have