Following a packed day of voting and a night of protests, and amid a still-undecided presidential election, activists continue to plan protests around the D.C. region.

With a new constitutional amendment, Virginia will hand responsibility for drawing districts to a bipartisan commission of lawmakers and citizens, instead of allowing lawmakers to do it themselves.

As polls close throughout the D.C. region, people are coming together to wait, watch, protest, and celebrate.

Biden’s win over President Trump further cements Virginia’s status as a blue state in presidential races — as well as many statewide contests.

With more and more ballots counted, Christina Henderson’s lead over Vincent Orange has only grown.

Democrats had another strong showing in Maryland on Tuesday, defending seven of the state’s eight U.S. House seats and clinching the presidential race.

Nationals Park was the busiest voting center in the District, according to a site coordinator.

From security concerns about mail-in voting to loving the ritual of voting in person.

One poll worker described the day as feeling “joyful.”

The restaurant industry is rallying around voters with free food and drinks at polling places in the area.