The D.C. election board is down to one member, which could affect September's primary.
Already down one member for more than a year, Chairman Errol Arthur is stepping down Aug. 2 to take a position as a magistrate judge with D.C. Superior Court, the Washington Examiner reported.
That means the three-member board needs a new member to reach a quorum to certify the votes in the Sept. 14 primary.
Errol said he notified the mayor's office last week.
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