H.R. 51 and the US Constitution
What is the process for D.C. becoming a state?
If enacted, H.R. 51 [the Washington, D.C. Admission Act] would …
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Honorable Eleanor Holmes Norton
Delegate, District of Columbia, Democrat
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Honorable Muriel Bowser
Mayor of Washington, D.C.
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Harry Wingo
Veteran from Washington, D.C., Professor, National Defense University
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Honorable James Comer
U.S. Representative, Kentucky, Republican
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Honorable Jody Hice
U.S. Representative, Georgia, Republican
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Zack Smith
Legal Fellow, The Heritage Foundation
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Foreword
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D.C. Statehood Timeline
Milestones in Washington, D.C., history
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H.R. 51 and the US Constitution
What is the process for D.C. becoming a state?
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The Government of the District of Columbia
How the district is like — and unlike — the 50 states
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Delegates to the US House
D.C.’s representative has limited power
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Statehood for Puerto Rico and US Territories
D.C. is not the only population weighing its role in the government
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What Congress Is Doing on D.C. Statehood
New momentum has buoyed advocates, but hurdles remain
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