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Brad Bondi, Pam Bondi's Brother, Loses Election And Says ‘Rabid Partisans’ Were 'Smearing Me'

Brad Bondi, the brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi, got trounced in the election for president of the D.C. Bar, according to the results announced Monday. He accused “rabid partisans” of setting out to damage his reputation.

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Who is Brad Bondi? AG Pam Bondi's brother trounced in vote to lead DC bar

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Pam Bondi’s ‘Pro-Trump’ Brother Loses Election by Landslide

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Pam Bondi’s Brother Suffers Crushing Blow in D.C. Bar Election

Bondi was practically crushed in his bid to become the president of the D.C. Bar Association Monday, earning just a fraction of the votes that his opponent, employment lawyer Diane Seltzer, received.

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Brad Bondi loses bid to lead DC Bar Association

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Pam Bondi's brother loses his D.C. Bar election in a blowout

Bondi’s Loss May Not Be the End of Attacks on the Bar

On this week’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits, Bloomberg Law reporters Tatyana Monnay and Sam Skolnik talk about the push to make bar associations great again.

In Landslide Victory, Diane Seltzer Defeats Paul Hastings Partner Brad Bondi to Lead DC Bar

Employment lawyer Diane Seltzer has defeated Paul Hastings partner Brad Bondi, the brother of the U.S. attorney general, to lead the District of Columbia Bar, in an election that garnered record turnout and drew national attention. According to the results announced Monday, about 90% of voters favored Seltzer.

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Trump allies go down in flames in attempted takeover of the Washington DC Bar

President Donald Trump's allies made a dash to try and take over the Bar Association for Washington, D.C. — but the effort failed badly. In March, NBC News reported that two Trump allies were running for the D.

DC Bar Overwhelmingly Chooses Veteran Member Over Bondi (2)

The brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi was overwhelmingly defeated in his bid to lead the DC bar association, after an unusually rancorous campaign revolving around speculation he would interfere with disciplinary proceedings against allies of President Donald Trump.