Artist/Vendor Jeff Taylor warns that all ballots must be counted.

Queenie Featherstone shares her thoughts on the upcoming election.

Wendell Williams on why Biden’s statements on racial justice haven’t earned his vote.

A Street Sense Media analysis determined that only six of the 24 at-large DC Council candidates on the ballot advertised specific plans with measurable goals to address homelessness in their online platforms. We sent them five questions about local poverty.

Ayub Abdul explores the importance of Kamala Harris as the Democratic vice presidential nominee.

Colly Dennis, artist and vendor, argues President Trump’s claims the 2020 election will be subject to fraud are untrue.

Dorian Warren, Glenn Harris, and Michael McAfee outline how housing policy could impact the 2020 election.

Two researchers studied common barriers homeless citizens experience while voting and uncovered best practices to overcome them.

Poverty issues have long been pushed to the periphery of presidential elections. But with the housing crisis on course to be the most severe in history, they are of vital importance to a record number of Americans.

Pathways to Housing DC, an organization that helps house people experiencing homelessness, sets up tents at the Downtown DC Day Services Center to help them register to vote.

Freelance writer Steve Lilienthal comments on the current state of the GOP.

Jeffery McNeil urges for a change in voting habits to see change in the community.

Ward 8 residents sued the D.C. Board of elections claiming that focusing on absentee ballots unfairly left out residents of the ward because mail is not reliably delivered there.

Jeff Gray breaks down Republican electoral strategies for the 2020 presidential election.

Paul Infante argues for greater help from the D.C. government on shower access during COVID-19.

Advocates worry the absence of face-to-face meetings between them and the people they serve, as well as the extra steps involved in registering to vote by mail without a stable address, are going to harm voter turnout. 

Candidates for DC Council respond to questions about housing, homelessness, health care, jobs, and maintaining the city’s safety net during the economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Jeff Taylor, a Street Sense Media vendor, offers his impressions on the upcoming presidential election.

William Merrifield, Esq. advocates for prioritizing placing people experiencing homelessness in affordable housing, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. He highlights social housing as an overlooked solution.

An artist/vendor explains the importance of every vote.