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Official registration, key dates, races, and candidates for the November 3 election in District of Columbia. Enter your address to see offices on your ballot, or browse candidates below.

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District of Columbia voting checklist

Register to vote

Start with the official District of Columbia registration path for the November 3, 2026 election.

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Check registration

Confirm you are registered and your address is current before Election Day, November 3, 2026.

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Election rules & dates

Deadlines, early voting, mail ballots, and voter ID rules for District of Columbia — confirm with DC Board of Elections.

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What’s on the ballot

Your official ballot comes from your state or local election office. Use WhyIVote to explore candidates and issues for this cycle.

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More official DC links

Helpful government links for District of Columbia. Always confirm deadlines and ballots on the official site.

Personalized lookup in District of Columbia

Enter a ZIP or city in DC to find November 3, 2026 races that match. We never invent polling places — confirm those with your local election office.

November 3, 2026 elections in District of Columbia

Browse candidates below for races in District of Columbia this cycle, or use the official site for dates and ballots. You can also ask Ryan about issues that matter to you for November 3, 2026.

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Candidates · November 3rd, 2026

People running in District of Columbia

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What matters to you

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How to vote

Registration, methods, and a simple voting plan — official links first.

Voting guide

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