As the 2026 midterm elections approach, older voters in Washington, D.C., face growing concerns about affordability, Social Security, Medicaid and transportation accessibility. Advocates and community organizations discuss the challenges seniors face and the resources available to help them participate in the election.
Older D.C. Voters Face Rising Costs and Transportation Barriers Ahead of Midterms
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