The House of Representatives recently voted to make Washington, DC, the 51st state in the union, something many residents have wanted for a long time. Even though momentum is building, the bill probably isn’t going anywhere in the Senate unless Democrats get rid of or change the filibuster rules. Vox policy reporter Jerusalem Demsas (@jerusalemdemsas)) discusses what DC not being a state means for the people who live there as well as politics and polling around the issue.
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Read Jerusalem’s story on DC statehood here).
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