Voters

All registered voters will be sent an absentee ballot for the Nov. election and can vote safely from home.

Have questions about where candidates for DC's 2022 Primary Election stand on issues of importance to 50+ District residents? We joined with the Washington Informer to create a voter guide and provide you with answers.

Where do candidates for the District of Columbia Mayor stand on the issues important to you?

Hear directly from the At-Large Candidates for District of Columbia City Council (Virtual Forum)

Voting dates In the nation’s capital, eligible citizens can register to vote online until Oct. 16. Mailed applications must be received by the Board of Elections by the same date or in person up to and on Election Day,  Tuesday, Nov. 6.

The President's Two Cents: Budget Matters

2018 is going to be exciting.

The city of Washington, D.C. utilizes a "strong mayor" and city council system. In this form of municipal government, the city council serves as the city's primary legislative body while the Mayor serves as the city's chief executive officer.  At-large council positions represent the entire District. The Washington, D.C. City Council is the city's primary legislative body. The council votes on and drafts legislation, approves the city's annual budget and sets the revenue required to fund the budget. Additionally, the council appoints members to boards and commissions and gives the final say on appointments made by the Mayor.