Some voters in deep-blue Northern Virginia say they support U.S. military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. But the election could affect U.S. policy under new congressional leadership.
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Ibrahim Aksoy
New Hampshire boasts women breaking barriers
By Christian Peña MANCHESTER, N.H. — Donna Soucy, New Hampshire Senate president, is among the many women who are breaking barriers in state politics. Soucy is a Democratic family, once serving with her father and...
The Wash Staff
Online events continue, despite virtual fatigue and no end in sight
Local organizations are getting more creative with virtual events. But while there’s a wide variety offered, attendance is beginning to fluctuate after nine months of virtual fatigue.
Dani Birzer
Voters and candidates talk unions, abortion rights, more
Unions have historically been strong organizers for Democratic candidates, and some union members waited in long lines to attend a rally featuring President Biden and former President Obama.
Vaping and other safety precautions discussed for the new school year
Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School officials and community members react to swirling ideas of vaping detectors and other safety measures in the school.
Grace Apostol
D.C. voters to decide how to compensate tipped workers
D.C. voters have a second opportunity to vote on how to compensate tipped workers this election day. If passed, Initiative 82 would steadily increase the minimum wage of service workers to match that of non-tipped...
Samantha Eley
The drive for diversity
By R. Fraser CONCORD, N.H. — Politics in New Hampshire is a core part of the state’s identity. Those politics are what has led to New Hampshire holding tight to its First In The Nation Primary status. However, as a...
Klobuchar Fans spur the ‘Klobusurge’
By Kyra Briddell NASHUA, New Hampshire — More than 1,000 New Hampshire voters and political tourists waited outside Fair Grounds Middle School to see what many are calling the “KlobuSURGE.” Standing in...
Steyer stresses diversity, economy issues
By Sarah Duval MANCHESTER, N.H. — Tom Steyer is by no means a front runner. With his national polling at 2.2 percent and a 7th place finish in Iowa, Steyer is lingering behind the pack. Despite this, the enthusiasm for...
Church urges prayer ahead of election results
The steps of National City Christian Church – filled with 3,000 plastic candles ahead of an interfaith livestreamed program – will shine brightly Tuesday night.
Kimberly Cataudella