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Interns keep the ‘chill’ Hill running as lawmakers campaign at home

Hill interns say that work carries on at a reduced rate while congressmembers travel and many staffers work from home.

Polls or post office: Where D.C. students are voting

Most D.C. university students are from out-of-state. Here’s where they are voting for midterm elections.

Black women voters demand change amid nationwide political discontent

Amid multiplying concerns about the nation’s future, Black women weigh the cost of their collective voice at the polls this midterm season.

Porches and pulpits: Northern Virginia’s final push on abortion amendment

Supporters of Virginia’s reproductive freedom amendment are mobilizing volunteers and raising millions to win votes, while religious and political opponents urge voters to reject it.

Voting restriction worries push 47 million voters early to the polls

Wary of restrictions to voting and misinformation, voters are heading to the polls early this midterm election.

AI barreled into the midterms, and voters don’t know which way is up.

AI misinformation on election news leaves experts concerned about voter turnout and engagement.

Getting out the vote on campus may mean teaching students how to use snail mail

Campus groups are developing ways to urge voter turnout with mail-in ballot training. Do you list home address or campus address? It can be confusing. 

French, Ukrainian media eye US midterms closely

French and Ukrainian media midterm coverage has shifted from a focus on both major parties to Trump’s potential status as a "lame-duck president" and U.S. financial support for Ukraine, according to Ukrainian and French media.

Reporting next to the “elephant:” How Canadian media cover U.S. midterms

Canadian journalists work to explain what matters to their audience without overwhelming them with American politics.

Ward 3 residents have concerns about e-scooters and resources for the homeless

Residents in Ward 3 have concerns that they want addressed at the ANC, ward, and district-wide level, including better e-bike and e-scooter laws and more resources for the homeless population.

Ward 5 early voters want to feel safe

Early voters at the at Turkey Thicket Recreation Center and Woodridge Library early voting centers say they want elected officials to address affordable housing, work to end homelessness, and safer roadways.

Chevy Chase ANC race features tensions over Civic Core redevelopment debate

The Advisory Neighborhood Committee 3/4G Elections are set for November, but candidate feuds and “dysfunctional” meetings leave residents asking about the main topic on all of Chevy Chase’s mind: what’s next for the Civic Core Redevelopment Plan?

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