Jack Evans resigned in disgrace after almost three decades on the D.C. Council, Mayor Muriel Bowser made a statement with Black Lives Matter Plaza, the House of Representatives approved D.C. statehood, and much more happened in 2020.

Peanut butter for president? At least one D.C. voter thought it was a good idea.

2020 was a huge year for the D.C. statehood movement, with the U.S. House of Representatives approving a bill to make D.C. the 51st state. But hopes for any further action will likely be dashed by the Senate — even if Democrats do take control.

There’s momentum for a system that lets voters rank candidates in order of preference, but critics say it’s too confusing for voters.

More than 63% of D.C. ballots counted so far came in through the mail or drop boxes.

The scene was jubilant — filled with singing and dancing — as people await the final results of the presidential election.

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

If you’re still waiting to return your mail ballot, election officials say you should use a drop box.

Several transportation companies are providing free or discounted rides to the polls in an effort to make voting as accessible as possible.

Many voters say that casting a ballot by mail in D.C. was convenient and simple, but some have found themselves watching to see if their ballot is ultimately accepted and counted.