City Paper: The Green Team is Warming Up to Sabel Harris. But How Different Would She Be From Brianne Nadeau?

By Editor On Feb 16, 2022 Last updated Feb 16, 2022

Sabel Harris is still a relative newcomer to D.C. politics, with just over a year of experience as an advisory neighborhood commissioner under her belt before launching a bid for the Ward 1 Council seat. Yet she’s already earned the attention of some very familiar faces in the District.

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