There were many other problems with your last version of the article, some more substantial, some less so: 
 # You said that Gray received the "unusual honor" of being named the outstanding legislator of the year by the CRPA. Nowhere in the source does it say it's "unusual". You also said that it had been a decade since an Assembly democrat had received the award. I didn't find that in the source, either. 
 # You said that Gray was a "key negotiator" with Brown. The first source is not found, and the second doesn't say that. I didn't bother looking at the third. 
 # I don't see any mention of a recession in the sources related to the special education school. 
 # Too many local sources. Gray is a legislator in Washington, D.C. To justify inclusion in the article, it would be better if the material were important enough to be noted in non-local sources. The mobile home part material is hardly notable. 
 # I don't see why you need to note that Gray supported the FFA funding. Legislators support and don't support lots of things. Why this one? What reliable sources make it worthy of inclusion? 
 I didn't look at the rest as it's tedious to go through every piece of material (you added far too much, which makes it much harder to evaluate). You also need to learn more about Wikipedia. The formatting is not good. Example: you need to learn how to create WP:FOOTNOTEs rather than put bare links in the body.