| April 23rd Special Election |
The District of Columbia will hold a special election on April 23, 2013. This special election will be for At-Large Council seat and DC Charter Amendment on budget autonomy. All contests will appear on one ballot.
Information for the April 23, 2013 Special Election
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| Contests on the April 23rd Ballot |
Special Election
- At-Large Council Seat
- Budget Autonomy Charter Amendment
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Candidates for At-Large Seat
Matthew Frumin
Perry Redd
Elissa Silverman
Patrick Mara
Anita Bonds
* Michael A. Brown - WITHDRAWN
Paul Zukerberg
More information for each candidate can be found here.
PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT VIII
Charter Amendment: Local Budget Autonomy
Currently, the Home Rule Act requires affirmative Congressional action with respect to the entire District budget (both federal and local funds).
This Charter Amendment, if ratified, enacted and upheld, would permit the Council to adopt the annual local budget for the District of Columbia government; would permit the District to spend local funds in accordance with each Council approved budget act; and would permit the Council to establish the District’s fiscal year.
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EARLY VOTING FOR APRIL 23rd SPECIAL ELECTION
Vote Early
at One Judiciary Square (441 4th Street, NW)
Monday, April 8 – Saturday, April 20, 2013
Closed April 14th and Emancipation Day, April 16th
8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Paper and Electronic Ballots Available
| How to Register to Vote |
Want to update your existing registration? You can change your address or other information at the polls. If you change your registration at the polls, you will cast a special ballot that will be counted if we are able to confirm that you are eligible. In most cases, we can update your registration and count your ballot.
Not registered to vote? You can register at the polls on Election Day if you bring one of the following items:
- Current and valid government issued photo identification card with your address
- Current lease or utility bill with your address
- Bank statement with your address
- Government issued check with your address
- Paycheck/stub with your name and address
- Other government issued document that shows your name and address
Note:Student voters may also present housing assignment forms and/or tuition or housing bills from District colleges and universities as proof of residence, and homeless residents may present occupancy statements from District homeless shelters.
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Official Results for May 15, 2012
Official Results from April 3 Primary Election.
Official Results for November 6, 2012 |
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| Redistricting |
Every ten years, after completion of the U.S. Census, redistricting takes place and Election Ward and ANC/SMD boundaries are changed to match the population of each voting district. New Election Ward boundaries are now in effect as a result of redistricting. These new Ward boundaries will be used for all elections until after the completion of the next census in 2020. New ANC and SMD boundaries and maps are available.
If you are not sure of your current Precinct or Ward assignment, please confirm your voter registration here.
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