Trayon White Sr., a former D.C. Council member who was expelled in February, is projected to reclaim his Ward 8 seat in a special election, the Associated Press projected, despite concerns over his pending federal bribery case and the risk he could be disqualified from office if convicted.

White also said he's "all for bringing the Commanders back to DC," but wants to prioritize projects east of the Anacostia River.

Voters in Ward 8 are heading to the polls Tuesday to choose their next representative on the D.C. Council, following the expulsion of Trayon White.

A majority of voters did not support indicted White, who faces a trust issue as he rejoins the council as the Ward 8 representative.

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