DC Elections Board and Ethics, said Wednesday that the local laws governing the behavior of public officials “not enough”, but the DC Council members remain divided over how to reform the system. By DC Council Chairman Kwame R. Brown (D) promised that the ethics bill will go this year, more than 30 people admitted in open session on Wednesday, offering suggestions to take more control of the elected leaders of the city readability = “101.065304633″> now, the body control of local elected officials, largely going to a three-member Board of Elections

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