No election is complete without election night parties at which the candidates and their supporters will wait in nervous, sweaty anticipation to see if they are the chosen one.

Wondering how the six candidates in tomorrow’s council election feel about keeping D.C. United? Here’s what they told us.

The District’s Office of Campaign Finance is investigating Patrick Mara with just four days before a special election in which Mara is seeking to win an At-Large seat on the D.C. Council.

Paul Zukerberg, a D.C. Council candidate running on a platform of reforming the city’s marijuana laws, says the Metropolitan Police Department and Metro Transit Police aren’t reporting how many pot arrests they make.

Patrick Mara: Republican, D.C. Council candidate, prolific eBay seller.

D.C. elections officials are complaining that they’re not receiving the necessary funds to conduct the April 23 special election.

After criticism from one of his competitors in the April 23 special election for an At-Large seat on the D.C. Council, Patrick Mara is returning a $1,000 donation from a conservative political action committee that includes in its platform opposition to D.C. statehood.

What do the At-Large D.C. Council candidates think about the ongoing rewrite of the city’s zoning code? We went ahead and asked them.

With the April 23 At-Large special election just over a month off, Patrick Mara led all challengers in fundraising over the last month.

The anonymous website pointing out that D.C. Council candidate Patrick Mara is a Republican is back, even though Mara readily tells voters that himself.