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19 Oct 2018 D.C. voters don't have a say in any of the races in the federal midterm a bill he wrote and introduced after a 2016 Washington Post expose19 Oct 2018 Dionne Reeder, left, is running for an at-large seat on the D.C. Council. (Rachel 6 ballot are four seats for the D.C. StateBoard of Education. 23 Oct 2018 On Friday evening, the Washington Post editorial board published its local endorsements for the 2018 general election. Per usual, local (The Post also endorsed four candidates in the D.C. State Board of Education race.). Why should the voters elect you? "I favor full House and Senate representation for D.C.; 'three (or fewer) strikes' for firearm offenses; conjugal visits for most 18 Jun 2018 However, the D.C. Council can change laws passed by ballot The Washington Post's 2 millennial men running to unseat D.C. Council 1 Nov 2018 6 ballot for two at-large seats on the 13-member body, but the race essentially pits two independents, incumbent Elissa Silverman and 31 Oct 2018 Below is a list of The Washington Post Editorial Board's endorsements for the midterm elections in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. The midterm Because D.C. is an overwhelmingly Democratic city, the Democratic primaries usually carry more weight than the local general election. Read the Post's story 3: General Election. Seats on the ballot: Mayor, D.C. delegate, council chairman, at-large council members, ward council member (wards 1, 3, 5 and 6), U.S. 31 May 2018 A running list of the Editorial Board's choices in D.C., Maryland and Read The Post's endorsements in the 2018 midterm elections on Nov. 6.