1974 District of Columbia mayoral election

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The 1974 District of Columbia mayoral election was the first election in which Washington, D.C. residents chose their own mayor under home rule, resulting in Walter Washington becoming the city's first elected mayor.

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instanceOf human
mayoral election
political event
appliesToJurisdiction District of Columbia NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
electoralSystem primary election and general election
elects first elected Mayor of Washington, D.C.
followedBy 1978 District of Columbia mayoral election
follows 1970 District of Columbia mayoral election NERFINISHED
1970 Washington, D.C. mayoral election
hasCandidate Clifford Alexander Jr. NERFINISHED
Other minor candidates
Sterling Tucker NERFINISHED
Walter Washington NERFINISHED
hasEndTime 1974
hasOfficeContested Mayor of the District of Columbia NERFINISHED
hasStartTime 1974
hasWinner Walter Washington NERFINISHED
isFirstOf mayoral elections in Washington, D.C. under home rule
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
notableFor becoming the first elected mayor of Washington, D.C. in the 1974 District of Columbia mayoral election
pointInTime 1974
positionHeld Mayor of the District of Columbia
previousStatusOfOffice Mayor of Washington, D.C. previously appointed by the President of the United States
relatedTo District of Columbia Home Rule Act NERFINISHED
result Walter Washington elected as mayor NERFINISHED
significance first election in which Washington, D.C. residents chose their own mayor under home rule

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Walter Washington electedIn 1974 District of Columbia mayoral election