D.C. residents will head to the polls June 4 to pick their council members and various delegates in Congress, while early voting begins Sunday.
The Democratic primary election is often the decisive contest in deep-blue D.C., and several incumbent D.C. Council members are seeking to ward off challengers, while in Ward 7, residents are picking the candidate who will probably succeed council member Vince Gray (D), who decided not to seek reelection amid ongoing health challenges. At a time when the District’s crime problem remains front-of-mind for many voters, and as elected leaders seek to continue chipping away at enduring issues such as housing insecurity and education disparities, voters have critical choices to make about who they want to call the shots in office.
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