Thirteen members make up the D.C. City Council: one from each of the eight wards and five, including the chairman, elected city-wide. No surprise that in a city like D.C., all of them are active on Twitter. Well, almost all of them. Chairman Phil Mendelson isn’t, aside from a dated spoof account.
At-Large
- Anita Bonds (Spoof account here and campaign account here)
- David Gross (Campaign account here)
- David Catania
- Vincent Orange (Dated account here and Mayoral campaign account here)
Ward Members
- Kenyan McDuffie, Chair Pro Tempore (Personal account here)
- Jim Graham
- Jack Evans
- Mary M. Cheh
- Muriel Bowser
- Tommy Wells
- Yvette Alexander
- Marion Barry
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