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.

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

The Washington Post’s editorial board jumped into the electoral fray early, endorsing Patrick Mara with just over a month left until the April 23 special election for an At-Large seat on the D.C. Council.

Today The Washington Post endorsed Republican challenger Ron Moten over Councilmember Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7).

The Washington Post today endorsed challengers David Grosso and Leon Swain in the race for two At-Large seats on the D.C. Council, urging voters to look beyond the two incumbents.

Councilmember Michael A. Brown (I-At Large) caught a break yesterday when a group of local union endorsed him for re-election.

Though Nicki Minaj supposedly endorsed Mitt Romney in a new verse last week, President Obama pointed out in an interview that the rapper “likes to play different characters.”

Over the weekend the Washington Post’s editorial board endorsed candidates for the D.C. Council, and in three races it opted for the challengers.

According to the Georgetown Dish, former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams officially endorsed Vince Gray for mayor during a fundraiser on Saturday. Williams’ mother had been on the Gray bandwagon since, well, day one. But it sounds like with eight days to go before the general election, Williams finally felt comfortable with giving the presumptive Mayor his blessing. Williams had endorsed current Mayor Adrian Fenty for reelection back in July. I guess it’s not a totally…

This seems like the most appropriate thing we could possibly post on the final Friday afternoon before the Democratic primary: the much-anticipated results of the Washington Humane Society’s puppy mayoral endorsement. Totally unfulfilling, yet oh so adorable.