The midterm elections have arrived and voters in Washington D.C.’s Ward 1 discuss their dissatisfaction or satisfaction with their current community elected officials. Members of the community speak to HU News Service reporter Kaprielle Trenard, about whom they decided to vote for and the change they are looking to see throughout their Ward.
Rising Rent An Issue Driving Ward 1 Residents to the Polls
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