Bekesha says he’s not going anywhere.

D.C. went to bed on Tuesday night with one precinct still not reporting. What happened?

The residents say their lack of congressional representation violates their constitutional rights.

A longtime Muriel Bowser loyalist privately insulted Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White for declining to endorse his—and the mayor’s—preferred candidate in this year’s most competitive D.C. Council race. The Washington Post first reported on the text exchange between Joshua Lopez, a former Bowser appointee, and White. Washington City Paper later expanded on that reporting with a…

Turns out, not that often.

The November 6 election day is fast approaching, and in D.C., you can cast a ballot as soon as October 22.

“I heard there were some Ward 6 residents out, so I joined them,” Bowser said when asked about her presence at the debate.

It’s all about paid family leave, says Bowser’s campaign manager.

S. Kathryn Allen argues she has the signatures to make the ballot.

Republicans in the District are fielding candidates for delegate to the House of Representatives, as well as the Ward 6 and At-large D.C. Council races.