The 2020 election has been rife with uncertainty, including whether the polling industry will have to change.
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Sarah Welch
Keith Newell
DC Council publishes discussion maps ahead of Ward 6 redistricting hearing
After a 41.9% population growth in the last decade, Ward 6 boundaries will change during the decennial redistricting process. Rebalancing wards will push some residents into Wards 7 and 8, further changing their racial...
Alice Berry
Theatergoers find a “message of hope” in local retelling of the Laramie Project
Director Paul Di Salvo and producer Genie Baskir present the dramaturgy of tragic events in small-town America.
Cameron Adams
Museum spends millions in renovations to emphasize community stories
The museum is hopeful the renovations will help carry its mission to serve the community in telling stories of everyday people who have shaped the city’s history.
Kristen Johnson
Hunger is an unforeseen battle for some US veterans
One Navy veteran joined the military ready to put his life on the line. Now, he says the least his country can do is give him a sandwich.
Lauren Berryman
Annual holiday market visits Penn Quarter
The annual Downtown Holiday Market is now open on F Street in Penn Quarter. This year, more minority-owned small businesses are present than ever.
Ibrahim Aksoy
‘It is political:’ Creating queer safe spaces in Montgomery County
The county’s first Pride center opens in Bethesda to uplift the LGBTQ+ community with supportive programs.
Kendall Staton
New bill would freeze rent raises in Montgomery County
Councilmember Will Jawando and others push for proactivity in housing security efforts.
M Colkitt
Arts controversy: DC NAACP says ‘we cannot set precedent of silencing strong voices who fight for resource equity.’
The confirmation of Dr. Natalie Hopkinson and Cora Masters Barry to the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities secures a vital voice for underserved communities in the District, said DC NAACP President Akosua Ali.
Caroline Cliona Boyle
Verónica Del Valle