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Brianne K. Nadeau

@BrianneKNadeau · Washington, DC · joined 13 Jul 2009

Not active here. Engaging on Bluesky, Instagram & Facebook. DC Councilmember, Ward 1. Committed to expanding affordable housing & improving government services.

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@BrianneKNadeau Echo chambers are like blindfolds. 9 views · 1 likes · 1 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@BrianneKNadeau Step down 77 views · 2 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@BrianneKNadeau You've never engaged here. No one ever picks up the phone in your office either. 356 views · 24 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
I’m not active here anymore. We’re engaging on Bluesky, Instagram, and Facebook. See you there! 3.3K views · 6 likes · 1 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →
@BrianneKNadeau Hey heyyyyy. More taxes to go to illegal aliens. I hate you democrats so bad. You never reduce spending. Unless it’s our police and public safety of course and then you want to cut that. All you know how to do raises taxes. 45 views · 2 likes · 1 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
@BrianneKNadeau Fix the crime issue and youth problem. 45 views · 4 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
D.C.’s bottle bill is projected to reduce litter in our streets, parks, rivers and neighborhoods by at least 70%. And I hope to celebrate passage before the end of this year! More on what's to come this year in my 2026 Ward 1 Update: https://t.co/NHlqvB20GF https://t.co/cOipJ09
2026 Ward 1 Update

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Cleaner environment, cleaner neighborhoods
2026 Ward 1 Update

Cleaner environment, cleaner neighborhoods

D.C.’s bottle bill is projected to reduce litter in our streets, parks, rivers, and neighborhoods by at least 70% and increase recycling to more than three times the current rate.

I introduced the bill in January 2025 with support from 10 of my colleagues. Modeled on successful programs in 10 states and dozens of countries, the bill requires retailers to collect a 10-cent deposit on most beverage containers, which is refunded when customers return their empty containers. 

As chair of the committee with oversight of the Department of Public Works, I’ve championed innovative trash solutions, better ways to handle recycling, and the removal of food scraps from our waste stream.
What's next?

This year DPW is funded to install 250+ new public litter and recycling cans, expand curbside compost pickup to 12,000 households, and double the number of food waste smart bins. 

And I hope to celebrate passage of the bottle bill before the end of this year!
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I fight to preserve Ward 1's vibrancy, diversity & creativity every day by investing in the spaces & places that make our community stronger, like our senior villages, parks, plazas & schools. What's next this year for my work for the heart of the DC: https://t.co/NHlqvB20GF ht
2026 Ward 1 Update

Photo of Councilmember Nadeau, her daughter, and a volunteer painting a mural at a school

Helping Ward 1 Thrive
2026 Ward 1 Update

Helping Ward 1 Thrive

Our ward is dynamic, vibrant, creative, and caring. That’s something I fight to preserve every day.

In the FY26 budget I invested in: 

$600,000 for our seniors, including at Mt. Pleasant Village and Vida Senior Center in Adams Morgan
$300,000 in public restrooms in Ward 1
$1.3 million for GALA, Lincoln, and Howard theatres
Amigos Park, the triangle at 625 T St. NW and other parks and plazas
$27 million toward building out the annex for Bancroft Elementary School 
$3 million to help Rosemount Early Childhood Center secure its location for the future
What's next?

I’ve introduced legislation to create community-based organizations in Columbia Heights and the greater U Street corridor to bring businesses, residents, and cultural organizations to the table together to help our neighborhoods fully reach their potential. 

I’ll look to the recently released report on public spaces in Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant, which I commissioned, to build on and prioritize investments in streets, parks and plazas to make them safer, more welcoming, and better able to support local businesses and community culture.
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Since my first day in office, I've pushed to build more safe & affordable housing across Ward 1 and the District w/legislation and millions of dollars. I’m championing legislation this year to do ever more. My 2026 Ward 1 Update details the work ahead: https://t.co/NHlqvB20GF h
2026 Ward 1 Update

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Commitment to housing
2026 Ward 1 Update
Commitment to Housing

In 2025, we celebrated the opening of hundreds of new units achieved through thoughtful, inclusive, and sustainable development.

The new Park Morton apartments 
Jubilee Housing’s EucKal 
Faircliff in Columbia Heights
Geneva on Connecticut Ave

We’ve faced setbacks, too. The Mayor, building developers, and owners pushed to weaken and remove protections for tenants. 

But I fought back and secured legislation to make building TOPA transactions predictable, encourage new investment in the District’s housing market, and preserve tenants’ ability to negotiate.
What's next?

One-off fixes to our housing shortage are not enough. 

I’ve introduced legislation to replace the existing Housing Production Trust Fund with a more modern, flexible financing mechanism and add new tools to accelerate housing production and preserve existing affordable housing. 

I also introduced a bill to require ambitious housing targets and another to remove the two-staircase requirement on new and renovated smaller buildings, allowing for more units and larger units without sacrificing safety. I’ll be advocating for passage of all of these this year.
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Affordable housing projects don’t happen by accident. They happen because people are willing to take risks, build partnerships & pursue bold ideas. It was an honor to join @jubileehousing for the ribbon cutting at Ontario Place today and see years of dedication come to fruition.
Ribbon cutting at Ontario Place
Councilmember Nadeau hugs a woman at Ontario Place ribbon cutting
Councilmember Nadeau speaks to a woman at Ontario Place ribbon cutting
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Growth & engagement

How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.

Views per post

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3.3K20 May
35621 May
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925 Aug

Last 10 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.

Engagement rate per post

0.87%11 Mar
0.59%12 Mar
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0.57%16 Mar
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0.36%20 May
6.74%21 May
2.60%
22.22%25 Aug

Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 10K–100K accounts is 1.52%.

What the audience does

Likes70.9%61 in total
Reposts5.8%5 in total
Replies19.8%17 in total
Quotes1.2%1 in total
Bookmarks2.3%2 in total

Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.

The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.

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