What D.C. mayor and council hopefuls think about curfews, robo-taxis, Trump and more
We asked the Democratic candidates for mayor and council, along with the candidates in the special election for independent at-large council member, for their views on a range of city issues — including curfews, tax policy, robo-taxis, income inequality, rent control and the books that influenced them most.
Get to know Ward 6 DC Council candidate Gloria Ann Nauden
Ahead of D.C.’s primary election in June, WTOP sent a questionnaire to all the candidates in each contested race, asking them to introduce themselves to voters, share their priorities and weigh in on some of the most pressing issues facing the District.
Candidates submitted their responses through an online form, and the answers published are verbatim.
The answers in this article are from Gloria Ann Nauden, who’s running for the Ward 6 seat on the D.C. Council against Michael Murphy and incumbent Charles Allen.
Gloria Nauden Receives Dual Endorsements from Caribbean American Civics Collective and Small Multifamily Owners Association
Gloria Nauden, candidate for Ward 6 Council, is honored to announce endorsements from both the Caribbean American Civics Collective (CACC) and the Small Multifamily Owners Association (SMOA), two respected organizations representing important voices in the District’s civic, cultural, housing, and community development landscape.
The Collins D.C. Council Report: A Youth Curfew Discussion That’s Not Yet Finished
During its April 21 additional legislative meeting, the D.C. Council inched closer to making permanent the mayor’s emergency curfew declaration powers, as well as the Metropolitan Police Department’s (MPD) ability to designate curfew zones.
Gloria Nauden Secures Ward 6 Ballot Spot with Strong Support Across the Ward
WASHINGTON, DC — Gloria Nauden has officially qualified for the June 16, 2026, Democratic primary ballot, submitting three times the required petition signatures and demonstrating broad support across Ward 6.
As “Teen Takeovers” Rise, Nauden Launches SPRING BREAK COMMUNITY SERVICE WEEK
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In response to recent incidents involving large groups of youth across the District, Ward 6 Council candidate Gloria Nauden today announced the launch of SPRING BREAK COMMUNITY SERVICE WEEK, a community-driven pilot initiative designed to engage local high school students in workforce exposure, civic education, and meaningful service during spring break.
WARD 6 DC COUNCIL CANDIDATE GLORIA NAUDEN SURPASSES FAIR ELECTIONS THRESHOLD
Today, Gloria Nauden’s campaign for D.C.Council Ward 6 announced that it has qualified for the D.C. Fair Elections Program by surpassing the required 150 individual contributions from District residents.
Nauden, a Democrat, launched her campaign less than 30 days ago. In that short time, the committee received 167 contributions from District residents totalling $8,105. The committee estimates it will have more than $70,000 on-hand after receiving Fair Elections matching and base funds. A total of $263,680 in matching funds is available to Ward 6 candidates, an amount Nauden intends to achieve.