Keep it here for all the results for the April 23 At-Large Special Election and budget autonomy charter referendum.

Tomorrow you’ll have a chance to finally let D.C. have more control over its own money. Don’t let it go to waste.

Because it’s been a few months, it’s time for D.C. residents to vote in yet another election! This time it’s for an At-Large seat on the D.C. Council, and here’s all the info you need.

D.C. Council candidate Elissa Silverman is denying that she offered fellow contender Matthew Frumin support in a future race if he dropped out of tomorrow’s Special Election.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wants D.C. Republicans to vote for Patrick Mara next Tuesday.

The D.C. Board of Elections will warn voters that Michael Brown has dropped out of April 23 D.C. Council At-Large Special Election, but isn’t really doing much else to prepare for possibility that he could still win.

Sulaimon Brown endorsed Anita Bonds for a D.C. Council seat today. Wait, who?

The Sunlight Foundation has broken down exactly where the candidates in the April 23 D.C. Council At-Large Special Election have gotten their money.

A pro-business PAC with ties to local Republicans has paid for a phone call to thousands of D.C. residents urging them to vote against Elissa Silverman in next week’s At-Large Special Election.

Despite initial misgivings with the idea, Mayor Vince Gray now wants residents to vote in favor of a referendum question that would grant city officials more flexibility in spending locally raised funds.