Update: A D.C. Superior Court judge on Wednesday dismissed the lawsuit challenging the delay of the city’s first attorney general election. Judge Laura Cordero found the D.C. Council’s decision to delay the election until at least 2018 was consistent with the language of the 2010 city charter amendment, which stated that the first election should take place “after January 1, 2014.” Challenger Paul Zukerberg said he plans to appeal.
In a dispute over when the District of Columbia should hold its first election for an attorney general, the city’s highest court is staying out of the fray, at least for now.
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