This Memorial Day, we honor those who have fallen in service of our country.

As councilmember, I worked block by block on Kennedy Street to implement a comprehensive public safety plan to reduce crime.

DC Black Pride is about resistance, joy, and community. Robyn, thank you for your continued efforts to uplift and protect the right for Black queer women to gather and celebrate living freely, fully, and openly with dignity.

As the daughter of a proud union postal worker, I saw firsthand how union jobs change lives. Congrats to our residents who are graduating into good union trade jobs!

Even in a tough budget season, we can’t afford to stop investing in our young people and our communities. Real public safety means funding opportunities for our youth and programs that expand their potential.

I’m honored to be in this people first movement with @afgedistrict14.bsky.social, Maryland/DC Alliance For Retired Americans, Caribbean-American Political Action Committee, and Teamsters Local 639.

Honored to be endorsed by the National Nurses Organizing Committee. Our nurses work endlessly taking care of our residents, thank you for all that you do.

Eboni-Rose is the Ward 7 representative to the State Board of Education. She has fought tirelessly to ensure our schools, children and educators are provided with the resources they need to succeed. I’m honored to be in this people first movement with her.

Happy DC Natives Day! As a third generation Washingtonian, I’m a proud DC Native. I’m so proud of all that DC natives have done for the city and I look forward to continue fighting for DC Natives every single day.

It’s time for government that works! Make your plan to vote today.

As mayor, I will be a champion for our students and their future.

Our taxpayers deserve a city where basic government services work.

Federal cuts may have set us back, but not for long. DC has the greatest concentration of smart, motivated, and civic-minded people and a culture, fabric, and pride that makes this place one of a kind.

Dr. Kate fights continuously for people who rely on Healthcare Alliance. She’s walked the halls of the Wilson Building, spoken up for patients, and hosted clinics when residents were kicked off their healthcare after eligibility changes.

Ballot is in, let's go @janeese4dc.bsky.social!

5 weeks till Election Day!

I HAVE RECEIVED MY BALLOT & I'M READY TO VOTE AT HOME! If you're curious, some of the folks I'm ranking + excited for include @janeese4dc.bsky.social for DC Mayor, Brian Schwalb for DC Attorney General, and the Free DC Slate for DC Democratic State Committee (all of them but ESPECIALLY in Ward 4).

One of my first jobs out of law school was working under Karl Racine. He taught me to put people first, and always fight the good fight. Thank you for bringing together our community to learn more about our movement.

I stand with DC workers.

Honored to receive the top rating score of +10 from GLAA DC. I will continue to uplift our LGBTQIA community and especially our queer and trans youth. www.washingtonblade.com/2026/05/12/g...

Important dates you should know about this upcoming election. You have so many different options to rank me first for Mayor.

It's shameful for the DC Public Service Commission to maintain rates without conducting the required evidentiary hearing, despite the remand from the DC Court of Appeals. PSC should follow the law and should be using every tool available to make utilities more affordable.

"The most affordable and efficient transit policy starts with a smart land use policy. I will set a goal to ensure every resident can access needed amenities within a 10-minute walk." @janeese4dc.bsky.social

Voting looks different this year because of ranked choice voting (RCV). The most important thing to remember: Rank Janeese #1!

My mom, who’s a retired postal worker, has a very important announcement: Mail-in ballots start to go out TODAY!

Proud to be endorsed by Vote Mama, a group increasing the political power of Democratic moms 💪🏾

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms and caregivers who get the job done.

Most important fundraising deadline is TOMORROW. Please donate and tell your friends, family, and neighbors to give to our people-first campaign! go-janeesefordc.org/chipin

Every student deserves access to excellent neighborhood public schools, support in and out of the classroom, and real access to opportunity.

A D.C. report on progress in a new pilot program to reduce school truancy says that while Latino kids are a relatively small proportion of truant kids, those who have been truant have become more truant over fears of ICE activity. One kid, *a U.S. citizen*, was detained by ICE.

A growing downtown is one where Chinatown and our residents flourish along with the community.

NEW: D.C. has made crucial steps forward in traffic enforcement. Congress threatens to take us backward, @cmcharlesallen.bsky.social and local advocate Ariel Levinson-Waldman argue in a new opinion piece.

We win if we knock tens of thousands of doors. Help us win a people-first DC!

This week, I joined neighbors across DC for meet & greets to share my vision for a city that works for all residents. 40 Days to go! 🏁

They are betting on fear. We are betting on people. As a union leader, Sara Nelson, knows: a people-first movement wins over fear every time.

Consistent, in-person school attendance is necessary to achieve every goal we hold for our students. That’s why, reducing chronic absenteeism will be a focus of my administration.

Just 6 weekends left until Election Day. Join us next weekend?

Sun shining bright on DC’s next mayor @janeese4dc.bsky.social janeesefordc.com/get-involved/

The safety of every DC resident is a nonnegotiable.

Our people-first movement is made up of unions, grassroots organizations defending immigrants and DC autonomy, and everyday working people. Let’s show the world what solidarity looks like on Election Day, June 16.

I stand with workers, with immigrants, and with everyone who calls DC home. On May Day, we’re reminded that our fights are connected. From the picket line to the push for a free DC, this is about us having power over our lives. We show up. We stand together. And we don’t stop.

My only birthday wish is for you to join me for canvassing and show our neighbors what people-first leadership looks like. We have seven Saturdays left. Commit to one (or more) and be part of the team. Sign up and let’s get on the doors. 🥳 Janeesefordc.com/get-involved

DC deserves a leader who will rise up to the moment. A leader who is ambitious and believes more is possible.

To our young people, I love you. I will always be on your side. Thank you for your question, Kenddric.

Ward 7 Dems / WUSA9 debate 🧵 This campaign is about a simple question: Who do you trust to show up and fight for all of us in all 8 wards. My record: Blocked extreme rent increases, banned utility shutoffs after Pepco overcharged us, and put money in the pockets of families by expanding EITC.

Interesting: The Office of the People's Counsel, which represents D.C. ratepayers, says it is still pushing for Pepco to give refunds to ratepayers in D.C. for bills dating back to Jan. 2025 it says were illegally inflated under an approved rate increase that is now in question.

Good Projects always brings the people out! I had a blast at Southwest Garden Fest this past weekend. Thank you for all you do for the community 💜.

DC is worth fighting for.