One of Silverman’s At-Large challengers requested the investigation, claiming she coordinated with other campaigns to influence the result.

With more mail-in ballots to be counted, the Montgomery County Executive race remains undecided.

Election workers spent part of the weekend counting 30,000 outstanding mail ballots, which did not impact the results of any major races but saw some tightening in the top contests.

What do the results from the June 21 primary tell us about progressives and moderates on the D.C. Council? And did this election make the case for ranked-choice voting?

Incumbents managed to fend off challengers on primary day, while progressives were able to rise to the top of sometimes crowded fields in open races.

Where can I vote? Is it too late to use my mail ballot? What seats are open? We answer these questions — and more.

More than two-thirds of D.C. residents who have already cast ballots have done so by mail, a reality that has scrambled how and when candidates are reaching out to potential voters.

Thirty-nine early voting centers around D.C. will be open from June 10-19. Voters can still return their mail ballots at drop boxes or through USPS.

Only D.C., Maine, and Vermont allow residents serving sentences for felonies to vote, but local advocates say they’ve run into obstacles.

From mail ballots to voting early in person, here’s everything you need to participate in D.C.’s June 21 primary election.