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Albina Yeromina
Brookland residents turn to candidates who promise help
Election Day is here, and Brookland residents are voting for candidates who will advocate for high wages to keep up with inflation.
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Georgetown voters say inflation makes it harder to shop small
Affordability is on the minds of voters in Georgetown, who say that the increased cost of groceries and housing make it difficult to spend at local businesses.
Nia Ames
Skeptical Chevy Chase residents question DC mayor’s impact with federal government barriers
Janesse Lewis George is expected to be elected D.C.’s next mayor and plans initiatives that address issues like housing affordability, wages, and the federal deployment of the National Guard in D.C. Some Chevy Chase...
Alyssa Summers
Dupont Circle voters: ‘sink or swim system’ around affordability must change
Affordability in America has increasingly become a sink or swim issue, and voters in D.C.’s Dupont Circle area want a life vest.
Kayden Anderson
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.
Jacob Saucier
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.
Ashayla Byrd
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.
Celeste Hoytt
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.
Makyla McLeod