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Driving Toward Democracy in DC on New License Plates
More than 300 District residents paid taxes without voting rights as they swapped old plates for Taxation Without Representation designs at the DMV. Norton, Cropp, and Williams urged full Congressional voting rights, calling it a national and local message. The $10 plates aim to spur action despite a Supreme Court ruling upholding nonvoting status.
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Edna Bryant
Washington, D.C
Department of Motor Vehicles
District of Columbia
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Norton
United States
Tracy Pilzer
D.C
Linda Cropp
Cropp
Anthony A. Williams
Supreme Court
House
Maryland
Virginia
Guam
Puerto Rico