A special election to fill D.C.’s vacant Ward 8 council seat following the council’s expulsion of Trayon White Sr. is set for July 15, with early voting from July 11 to July 14, according to a spokesperson for D.

The former Ward 8 councilmember is already considered the odds-on favorite to win the election precipitated by his own ouster from office.

D.C. residents in Ward 8 will be without a representative on the D.C. Council for the time being as Council member Trayon White was formally expelled from the council on Tuesday after being charged with a federal count of bribery.

Trayon White, who cinched sweeping re-election to a fourth term representing Ward 8 despite his ongoing tangle with a federal bribery charge, was removed from office Tuesday. The DC Council’s unanimous vote to oust White marks the first time the governing body has expelled a member in its 51-year history.

White took the oath of office two weeks after his colleagues voted unanimously to initiate the expulsion process. This decision followed an independent ad hoc committee investigation that found White violated public trust and D.C. ethics.

Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White is set to become the first lawmaker expelled from the Council, though his career could still continue.

It was the first time the body has taken that step in its half-century history. White remains eligible to run in a special election to fill his seat.