We might not have Congressional representation, but at least there’s this: voting for the July 14 MLB All-Star Game in St. Louis ends today at 11:59 p.m. EST — and Ryan Zimmerman needs your help to get to the Gateway City. Zimmerman currently sits third in the race for National League third basemen behind New York’s David Wright and Atlanta’s Chipper Jones. Although he led the balloting for some time during his record-setting hitting streak earlier this season, it now seems unlikely that Zimmerman can make up the 700,000 vote gap which separates him from Wright. But the race for second is separated by a mere 50,000 punched holes; finishing ahead of Jones wouldn’t guarantee that the franchise third baseman would be the Nats representative in the game, but it’d go a pretty long way: after all, outside of outfielder Adam Dunn — who’s currently sitting 12th among N.L. outfielders — it’s pretty slim pickings for All-Stars. Heck, two players on the Nats ballot aren’t even with the team as of this moment. Fans can vote up to 25 times online; you can find the ballot here. (Of course, whether a team who’s currently on pace to lose 115 games should even be allowed an All-Star is a topic for another day.)