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Nia Ames
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.
Isabella Barias
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...
Albina Yeromina
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.
Alyssa Summers
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.
Hiba Alkhersam
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...
Businesses, Residents in Chinatown want more attention paid to Homelessness
As D.C. approaches Election Day, concerns in Chinatown about public safety and homelessness are on the minds of residents and businesses.
Birchard Allen
Teen scooter riders spark safety concerns among NoMa residents
Reports of dangerous confrontations involving teens, particularly with electric scooters and bikes, have raised concern for NoMa residents. Some say creating more afterschool programs, apprenticeships, and other youth...
Deona Easterson
Ward 8 voters seek better schools, increased housing, an improved economy in “critical” election
Ward 8 residents know that the 2026 election is a crucial one. While focused on nationwide issues, they also hope that D.C.’s presumed next mayor can keep her promises to the city.
Ashayla Byrd