D.C. held its first ranked-choice election, and the results represent a potentially significant impact on policing, education, and housing.

Candidates for the upcoming D.C. Council elections tell Street Sense how they’d approach homelessness policy.

Street Sense vendor Frederick Walker explains which candidate for D.C. mayor he prefers and why that candidate should be mayor.

Part 1 of Street Sense’s voter guide for the June 16 primary elections.

The three candidates in attendance were Myrtle P. Alexander, Rhonda L. Hamilton, and Joe Zero. Neither frontrunner came.

Daniel Kingery explains his plan to elect a president that truly abides by the U.S. Constitution and has the consent of the governed.

Ward 8’s special election unfolds amid housing instability, stagnant funding, and high stakes for D.C.’s most vulnerable residents.

The countdown is over, and hopefully, we’re about to have a historical event of electing a female president.

The enemy of the people / that old Grim Reaper / don’t let that enemy / catch you sleeping / as he’s whispering / a melody of lies

So then, Olivia Fox, the next dialogue in the Donald J. Trump/Joe Biden story should be coming from Kamala Harris due to her affiliation with all of these death-talking gangsta rappers she’s been meeting with lately.

Read Jemel Fleming’s take on the 2024 election: The main topic of my article today is the vice president of the United States.

Street Sense’s voter guide for the 2024 local elections includes information about D.C. Council candidates.

We want a president who knows and practices our Declaration of Independence, i.e, “all [men] are created equal and are endowed with certain inalienable rights such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”

While you don’t need a permanent address, a number of barriers can prevent people experiencing homelessness from voting.

A new story by Jeffery McNeil

Thousands gathered in front of the Capitol building for the Mass Poor People’s and Low-Wage Workers’ Assembly and Moral March to the Polls.

I could tell a tale about all the rich white men who have gone to jail. Lady Justice is not…

For decades D.C. statehood advocates have argued that Congress shouldn’t usurp D.C. residents’ power to self-govern. Yet Congress cleared a…

D.C. voters will go to the polls on Nov. 8 to vote for the city’s mayor and council members.

James Davis shares his thoughts on the most pressing issues of the day through irresistible rhymes and clever wordplay.