US EditionUS Attorney General Bondi's brother loses election to lead Washington DC bar
- Diane Seltzer defeated Bradley Bondi to become president of the D.C. Bar Association, with results announced on a recent Monday.
- The election arose amid the Trump administration's legal attacks on firms and judges, intensifying tensions during an unprecedented voter turnout.
- Seltzer, an employment lawyer, won over 90 percent of more than 38,000 votes in a campaign emphasizing support for members and the rule of law.
- Seltzer emphasized the importance of preserving the rule of law and ensuring that legal professionals can conduct their work without fear, highlighting key issues from her campaign.
- Seltzer will begin her one-year term on July 1, leading the association amidst ongoing concerns over political influence in the legal profession.
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AG Pam Bondi’s Brother Loses Key Election * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Anthony T
You can’t win them all. Especially in the Democrat-controlled city of Washington, DC. The brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi has lost his election to be the next President of the D.C. Bar. Brad Bondi lost the election to employment lawyer Diane Seltzer in a race that wasn’t even close. Yahoo News had more on the story: Bradley Bondi, the brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi, lost his bid for president of the D.C. Bar, receiving 3,490 votes …
AG Pam Bondi’s Brother Loses Key Election
You can’t win them all. Especially in the Democrat-controlled city of Washington, DC. The brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi has lost his election to be the next President of the D.C. Bar. Brad Bondi lost the election to employment lawyer Diane Seltzer in a race that wasn’t even close. Yahoo News had more on the story: Bradley Bondi, the brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi, lost his bid for president of the D.C. Bar, receiving 3,490 votes c…
Brother of AG Pam Bondi and a former Ed Martin aide lose bid to take over DC Bar
Bradley Bondi, the brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi, overwhelmingly lost his bid to be the next president of the DC Bar in a closely watched election that drew national attention, the organization announced Monday.
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