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It looks like you're asking about your U.S. representative for "DC-AL," which I interpret as **Washington, D.C.'s at-large delegate** to Congress.

**Eleanor Holmes Norton** has served as the Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives from the District of Columbia's at-large district since 1991.

A few important things to note:

- **Washington, D.C. does not have a voting representative in Congress.** As a delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton can participate in debates, serve on committees, and vote in committees, but she **cannot vote on the House floor** for final passage of legislation.
- D.C. also has **no representation in the U.S. Senate.**
- This lack of full voting representation has been a longstanding political issue, often summarized by D.C.'s "Taxation Without Representation" slogan.

If by "DC-AL" you actually meant something else (for example, a specific district in another context), let me know and I can help clarify!