As voters headed to the polls for the 2026 midterm elections, D.C. residents expressed concerns about congressional representation, support for senior citizens and cuts to higher education funding. At Shiloh Baptist Church, voters and political candidates discussed the issues shaping their priorities and what they expect from elected officials.
D.C. Voters Highlight Statehood, Senior Concerns and Education Funding on Election Day
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