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<h2>Nina Taylor. Civic Leader, Innovator, and Advocate</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/06b37217-cbb7-486b-8de1-59b290ff8994/92ccfb1f-319b-4c6a-a45e-07058de62c0e/92ccfb1f-319b-4c6a-a45e-07058de62c0e.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C4000%2C6000&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h4>Nina Taylor is a dedicated public servant and executive with over two decades of experience spanning healthcare education, voting reform, and community organizing. Known for her focus on "civic innovation," she has spent her career building partnerships that bridge the gap between complex systems and the people they serve.</h4><h3>Professional Leadership &amp; Civic Innovation</h3>Currently, Nina serves as the&nbsp;Chief Executive Officer of the Center for Election Science (CES), a national nonpartisan nonprofit. In this role, she leads the strategic vision for voting reform&nbsp;to create more representative elections. Her work involves connecting with legislators and advocates nationally to implement civic innovations. Educating the public on election integrity and voter behavior. Guiding research efforts to ensure that democratic systems are equitable and inclusive.<h3>Healthcare &amp; Entrepreneurship</h3>Before transitioning to politics, Nina held senior leadership roles in major medical organizations. She served as the&nbsp;Vice President of Learning and Education&nbsp;for the American Society for Radiation Oncology and&nbsp;Deputy Director&nbsp;for the Division of &nbsp;Education at the American Psychiatric Association.Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to found a digital health startup focused on improving access and mental health outcomes through telehealth and advanced analytics.<h3>Community Roots &amp; Advocacy</h3>A native of Washington, D.C., Nina’s commitment to the District is reflected in her extensive volunteer work and grassroots involvement:<ul><li>Mentor:&nbsp;She served as a mentor for&nbsp;Girls With Impact, helping the next generation of women leaders develop business and leadership skills.</li><li>Arts &amp; Culture:&nbsp;She served an ambassador for the&nbsp;Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.</li><li>Social Justice:&nbsp;Nina is the political action co-chair for the NAACP DC branch and deeply involved in the philanthropic community in DC.&nbsp;</li></ul><h3>Education</h3>Nina holds a&nbsp;Master of Arts in Human Resource Development&nbsp;from Bowie State University and a&nbsp;Bachelor of Arts in Psychology&nbsp;from La Roche University. She also maintains specialized certifications in clinical practice, leadership, and entrepreneurship from institutions including BerkeleyX &nbsp;and the National Institutes of Health.

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We are at a crossroads where the "speed of government" no longer matches the speed of our lives. As a nonprofit leader and innovator, I’ve spent my career turning "impossible" obstacles into strategic solutions. I don’t just see problems; I build the systems to fix them.As your At-Large Councilmember I will focus on accountability, equitable development and economic stability for DC’s working families. You deserve a representative who delivers action—not rhetoric. I am here to be your partner in building a District that is affordable, efficient, and undeniably state-ready.

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Nina Taylor is running for DC Council At Large. The Campaign is about community first leadership, economic stability and a government that works at the speed of our lives.

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<ul><li>Targeted Retail Incentives: Expanding the Supermarket Tax Exemption Act to offer deeper, more aggressive incentives for full-service grocers that commit to Ward 7 and 8.</li><li>One Stop Shop for Small Biz: Streamlining the licensing process by fully implementing the BEST Act and consolidating compliance into a single digital 'one-stop' portal. We must stop burying our entrepreneurs in redundant paperwork.</li><li>Protecting Local Roots: Growth should not mean displacement, we commit to supporting 'Legacy Resident Protections' incentivizing developers to include space for long-time local vendors and ensuring that new projects provide tangible benefits, like community centers and job training, for both new neighbors and those who have lived here for generations.</li><li>Future-Proof Jobs: We're moving beyond just "government jobs." I will fight to bring tech, science, trade and green energy companies to DC to create high-paying careers for our residents.</li><li>Universal Credit Transfer &amp; Career Pathways: We must stop treating workforce training as a "dead end." I will champion a Stackable Education Model that mandates credit-transfer agreements between District-funded training programs and UDC. By valuing every hour a resident spends learning, we create a seamless path from certification to degree, ensuring DC’s workforce grows alongside our economy.</li></ul>

D.C. should be the destination for the jobs of the future. By investing in workforce development and supporting our "mom-and-pop" shops, we are building a resilient, inclusive economy where every resident has a seat at the table of prosperity.

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<ul><li>Lower Rent for Car-Free Living: Currently, many renters pay for a parking spot they don't even use. I'll make sure landlords unbundle those costs, potentially saving car-free families hundreds of dollars a month.</li><li>The Legacy Tax Credit: If you've lived in your home for 20+ years, you shouldn't be priced out of it by rising taxes. I'm proposing a special tax credit to freeze those costs for long-time neighbors.</li><li>A Compassionate, Housing-First Approach for Unhoused Washingtonians: I believe that homelessness is a policy failure, not a personal one. I will advocate for a surge in Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) vouchers and the expansion of the "DC Flex" program to provide flexible subsidies that prevent families from falling into homelessness. I opposes the criminalization of poverty and will prioritize the creation of 24/7 low-barrier service hubs that provide a direct, dignified path to a stable home.</li><li>End the "Utility Squeeze": I will advocate for a freeze on discretionary utility rate hikes for two years while the city conducts a comprehensive "Affordability Audit" of our energy and water infrastructure.</li></ul>

I am committed to aggressive housing stability initiatives, from strengthening tenant protections to expanding pathways for middle-class homeownership. We aren't just building units; we are preserving the soul of D.C. by ensuring our teachers, seniors, and service workers can afford to stay in the city they helped build.

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<h3>For Our Teachers: Professional Respect &amp; Sustainable Support</h3><ul><li>Invest in Retention, Not Just Recruitment: Move beyond filling vacancies by implementing targeted teacher retention bonuses and incentives for educators who commit to high-need schools.</li><li>Cost-of-Living Adjusted Compensation: Champion competitive salaries that reflect D.C.’s 2026 economic reality, ensuring our educators can afford to live in the communities where they teach.</li><li>Empowerment Through Autonomy: Restore professional agency by reducing redundant administrative reporting and providing modern, high-quality classroom resources that allow teachers to focus on instruction.</li></ul><h3>For Our Students: Academic Rigor &amp; Holistic Safety</h3><ul><li>Drive Learning Acceleration: Prioritize literacy and math proficiency through evidence-based interventions like the "Capital Math Collective" model to ensure every student is performing at or above the national average.</li><li>Guarantee "Safe Passage: Expand and fund community-based Safe Passage Ambassador programs to ensure student safety is a reality from the front door to the classroom.</li><li>Champion True Inclusion: Support students of all abilities by investing in modern assistive technology, sensory-friendly classroom spaces, and robust transition-to-work programs.</li><li>Prepare for the Future: Modernize graduation requirements to include micro-credentials, financial literacy, and capstone projects that bridge the gap between high school and 21st-century careers.</li></ul><h3>For Our Parents: Transparency &amp; Direct Engagement</h3><ul><li>Budget Transparency: Advocate for clear, accessible school-level budget dashboards so parents know exactly how and where their tax dollars are being spent.</li><li>Better Communication: When a parent calls with a concern, the city should have a deadline to answer. No more being ignored. </li><li>Expand Holistic Resources: Secure dedicated funding for school-based mental health professionals and expanded after-school enrichment to support the whole child.</li></ul>

Our schools have told us what they need, now it's time to deliver.

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<ul><li>Ending the Waiting Game: We will set a strict "timer" on unemployment claims. If you're in a crisis, the city shouldn't make you wait months for your own money.</li><li>Ethical Transparency: Launching live, public-facing dashboards that track licensing backlogs in real-time. If an agency is falling behind, the public should see it and the Council should fix it.</li><li>Real Teeth in Oversight: Implementing automatic triggers for agency audits and leadership reviews when performance targets are consistently missed.</li><li>Cutting the Red Tape: A dedicated 12-to-24 month "safe zone" for entrepreneurs and tech startups to pilot new business models like innovative childcare centers or green-tech services that don't fit into existing 20th-century codes. By granting temporary regulatory waivers while the city gathers real-world data, we allow businesses to prove their value before we update the laws to match our modern economy.</li></ul>

The speed of government is an ongoing issue in the district. It's time to leverage technology to eliminate backlogs and improve 311 performance. From permit processing to trash collection, we’re making "government efficiency" a reality, not just a campaign promise.

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