DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 2022 PRIMARY ELECTION
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 2022 PRIMARY ELECTION
Beginning May 16, every registered voter affiliated with a
major party will be mailed a ballot for the Primary Election.
JUNE 21, 2022 PRIMARY ELECTION
Mail Ballot Drop Boxes: May 27 – June 21
Early Voting: June 10 – 19
Election Day Voting: June 21
Communication Assistance – DC Relay District of Columbia Relay (DC Relay) provides traditional relay services for the District of Columbia, including teletypewriters (TTY), Voice Carry Over (VCO), Hearing Carry Over (HCO), Speech-to-Speech (STS), Spanish-to-Spanish, and CapTel®. When you connect with DC Relay, a Communication Assistant (CA) will facilitate the call. Simply give the CA the number you wish to call, and your call will be processed promptly, professionally, and accurately. Dial 711 to use DC Relay in the District of Columbia, or call one of the toll-free numbers below: TTY: (800) 643-3768 Voice: (800) 643-3769 American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII): (800) 898-0137 STS: (800) 898-0740 Spanish TTY: (800) 546-7111 Spanish Voice: (800) 546-5111 If you are calling from outside of the District of Columbia, you can place interstate calls by calling: TTY: (800) 833-5833 (toll-free) Voice: (800) 833-7833 (toll-free) Language Assistance
Table of Contents
Important Information …………………………………………………………………… 2–3
Vote Center Locations……………………………………………………………………… 4–7
Mail Ballot Drop Box Locations ……………………………………………………………… 8
Sample Democratic Party Ballots……………………………………………………… 10–26
Sample Republican Party Ballots……………………………………………………… 27–35
Sample DC Statehood Green Party Ballots…………………………………………… 36–41
Sample Libertarian Party Ballots……………………………………………………… 42–47
Prohibited Activity…………………………………………………………………………… 48
Accessible Voting……………………………………………………………………………… 48
Voter Rights…………………………………………………………………………………… 48
Voter Responsibilities………………………………………………………………………… 48
For information on tracking your ballot, visit our website at www.dcboe.org or call us at (202) 727-2525.
It is a crime to attempt to vote twice in any election within the District of Columbia.
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Important Information
As an eligible registered voter in the District of Columbia, you may vote by mail, Mail Ballot Drop Box,
or in person.
1) VOTE BY MAIL OR MAIL BALLOT DROP BOX
Every active voter registered with one of the four major parties (Democratic, Republican, DC Statehood
Green, and Libertarian) will be mailed a ballot for the June 21 Primary Election.
Mail Ballot Return
Voters can return a completed ballot using any of the 55 Mail Ballot Drop Boxes located throughout the District.
A listing of locations can be found on page 8, or by visiting https://www.dcboe.org. Mail-in ballots may be returned
via the U.S. Postal Service or any Vote Center.
Military and Overseas Voters
Additional services are available to military and overseas voters (members of the uniformed services, their spouses or
dependents, and overseas civilian voters). U.S. citizens who were born overseas have the opportunity to vote from the
same address where a parent most recently lived in the District of Columbia.
Military and overseas voters can use the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA), which serves as a combined
voter registration and absentee ballot request document. The FPCA is available for download from the Department
of Defense’s Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP) at www.fvap.gov/district-of-columbia. You may email
your completed FPCA to uocava@dcboe.org .
You can receive and return your absentee (mail-in) ballot by mail, fax, or email. The deadline for returning your
ballot is June 18. If it is getting close to the June 18 deadline and you have not received your requested mail ballot,
you can use the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) as an emergency, backup ballot. FVAP provides fillable
FWAB forms and provides assistance in using FWABs at www.fvap.gov/district-of-columbia .
Eligible Incarcerated Voters
All eligible incarcerated DC residents, including those awaiting trial, may vote in the June 21 Primary Election.
These individuals will be mailed a ballot.
All voted ballots must be postmarked by Tuesday, June 21 and received by June 28, the 7th day after the Election.
Residents of Licensed Nursing and Assisted-Living Facilities
Eligible residents who are living—temporarily or permanently—at licensed District of Columbia nursing homes,
assisted-living facilities, or federal medical centers may vote in the June 21 Primary. These residents may vote at a
Vote Center or using an absentee (mail-in) ballot. These individuals will be mailed a ballot.
All voted ballots must be postmarked by Tuesday, June 21 and received by June 28, the 7th day after the Election.
2) VOTE IN PERSON
If you prefer, you may cast your ballot in person at any Vote Center location regardless of your residential
address. You may also return your voted mail-in ballot to any Vote Center location.
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Important Information
Key Dates
FRIDAY, May 27, 2022 — TUESDAY, June 21, 2022
• 55 Mail Ballot Drop Boxes will be open until 8:00 pm on June 21.
TUESDAY, May 31, 2022
• Deadline for the receipt of voter registration applications submitted by mail or online.
FRIDAY, June 10, 2022 — SUNDAY, June 19, 2022
• Early Voting Period.
• 40 Vote Centers will be open from 8:30 am – 7:00 pm.
• Vote Centers will be CLOSED on Monday, June 20, in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.
SATURDAY, June 18, 2022
• Deadline for receipt of military and overseas voter absentee (mail-in) ballot requests.
• Requests must be received by 4:45 pm.
TUESDAY, June 21, 2022: PRIMARY ELECTION DAY — LAST DAY TO VOTE!
• 90 Vote Centers will be open from 7:00 am – 8:00 pm.
• As long as you are in line by 8:00 pm, you will be able to vote.
• All absentee (mail-in) ballots must be postmarked by June 21 and received at the Board by
June 28 in order to be counted.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register or update my voter registration information?
Check your voter registration and update any information at https://www.dcboe.org/PrimaryElection2022. You may register
to vote online or via mail by the May 31 deadline, or same-day register at any Early Vote Center from June 10-June 21 with
proof of residence. Early Vote Centers will be closed on Monday, June 20 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.
What if I do not receive my mail-in ballot?
You may contact DCBOE at (202) 727-2525 if you do not receive your ballot. If you do not receive your ballot by June 16,
please plan to vote in person.
When is the best time to vote?
Use “The Queue,” available at https://www.dcboe.org, to see real-time wait times at Early Vote Centers. The Queue WILL
NOT be available on Election Day, June 21.
When will election results be released?
Election night totals will include all ballots received through USPS and Mail Ballot Drop Boxes as well as Vote Center ballots.
Following Election Night, results will be updated as ballots (postmarked by June 21) are received through June 28. Official
election results will not be released until after mail and valid special ballots have been processed and tabulated, a post-election
audit has been conducted, and the Board has certified the results of the election.
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Vote Center Locations
Ward Location Address Dates of Use
1 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTER 1480 Girard Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
1 PRINCE HALL CENTER (MASONIC TEMPLE) 1000 U Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
1 RITA BRIGHT FAMILY AND YOUTH CENTER 2500 14th Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
1 BANCROFT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1755 Newton Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
1 MARIE REED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2201 18th Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
2 HARDY MIDDLE SCHOOL 1819 35th Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
2 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL LIBRARY 901 G Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
2 WEST END PUBLIC LIBRARY 2301 L Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 PALISADES RECREATION CENTER 5200 Sherier Place, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 CHEVY CHASE COMMUNITY CENTER 5601 Connecticut Avenue, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 OYSTER ADAMS-BILINGUAL SCHOOL 2801 Calvert Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY 3310 Connecticut Avenue, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 JANNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4130 Albemarle Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 ALICE DEAL MIDDLE SCHOOL 3815 Fort Drive, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
3 UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
4 EMERY HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTER 5801 Georgia Avenue, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
4 LAFAYETTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5701 Broad Branch Road, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
4 RAYMOND RECREATION CENTER 3725 10th Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
4 SHEPHERD RECREATION CENTER 7800 14th Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
5 TURKEY THICKET RECREATION CENTER 1100 Michigan Avenue, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
5 McKINLEY TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL 151 T Street, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
5 LANGDON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 2901 20th Street, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
5 TRINIDAD RECREATION CENTER 1310 Childress Street, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
6 WALKER JONES MS/RH TERRELL REC CTR 155 L Street, NW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
6 SHERWOOD RECREATION CENTER 640 10th Street, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
6 KING GREENLEAF RECREATION CENTER 201 N Street, SW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
7 ROSEDALE RECREATION CENTER 1701 Gales Street, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
* Early Vote Centers will be closed on Monday, June 20, 2022, in observance of the Juneteenth holiday.
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Vote Center Locations
Ward Location Address Dates of Use
7 DEANWOOD RECREATION CENTER 1350 49th Street, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
7 BENNING STODDERT RECREATION CENTER 100 Stoddert Place, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
7 HILLCREST RECREATION CENTER 3100 Denver Street, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
7 RIDGE ROAD COMMUNITY CENTER 830 Ridge Road, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
7 KIMBALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3375 Minnesota Avenue, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
7 WOODY WARD COMMUNITY CENTER 5100 Southern Avenue, NE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 BARRY FARM RECREATION CENTER 1230 Sumner Road, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 FEREBEE-HOPE RECREATION CENTER 700 Yuma Street, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 ANACOSTIA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1601 16th Street, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 BALLOU SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3401 4th Street, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 BALD EAGLE RECREATION CENTER 100 Joliet Street, SW 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 TURNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3264 Stanton Road, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
8 ARTHUR CAPPER COMMUNITY CENTER 1000 5th Street, SE 6/10/2022–6/21/2022*
1 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS EDUCATION CAMPUS 3101 16th Street, NW 6/21/2022
1 H.D. COOKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2525 17th Street, NW 6/21/2022
2 EDLAVITCH JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 1529 16th Street, NW 6/21/2022
2 FIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1701 15th Street, NW 6/21/2022
2 GARRISON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1200 S Street, NW 6/21/2022
2 SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS HIGH SCHOOL 2130 G Street, NW 6/21/2022
3 ANNUNCIATION CHURCH 3810 Massachusetts Avenue, NW 6/21/2022
3 CAPITOL MEMORIAL CHURCH 3150 Chesapeake Street, NW 6/21/2022
3 HORACE MANN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4430 Newark Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 BARNARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 430 Decatur Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 BRIGHTWOOD EDUCATION CAMPUS 1300 Nicholson Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 FORT STEVENS RECREATION CENTER 1327 Van Buren Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 IDA B. WELLS MIDDLE SCHOOL 405 Sheridan Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 LAMOND RECREATION CENTER 20 Tuckerman Street, NE 6/21/2022
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Vote Center Locations
Ward Location Address Dates of Use
4 LASALLE-BACKUS EDUCATION CAMPUS 501 Riggs Road, NE 6/21/2022
4 M.P.D. R.O.C. NORTH 801 Shepherd Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 POWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1350 Upshur Street, NW 6/21/2022
4 ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL 2607 Military Road, NW 6/21/2022
4 TAKOMA EDUCATION CAMPUS 7010 Piney Branch Road, NW 6/21/2022
5 BURROUGHS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1820 Monroe Street, NE 6/21/2022
5 DUNBAR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 101 N Street, NW 6/21/2022
5 JOSEPH H. COLE RECREATION CENTER 1299 Neal Street, NE 6/21/2022
5 MT. HOREB BAPTIST CHURCH 3015 Earl Place, NE 6/21/2022
5 NOYES EDUCATION CAMPUS 2725 10th Street, NE 6/21/2022
5 UDC COMMUNITY COLLEGE @ BACKUS 5171 South Dakota Avenue, NE 6/21/2022
5 UKRAINIAN NATIONAL SHRINE 4250 Harewood Road, NE 6/21/2022
6 EASTERN MARKET 225 7th Street, SE 6/21/2022
6 JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL ACADEMY 801 7th Street, SW 6/21/2022
6 J.O. WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 660 K Street, NE 6/21/2022
6 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION 212 East Capitol Street, NE 6/21/2022
6 PAYNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1445 C Street, SE 6/21/2022
6 STUART-HOBSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 410 E Street, NE 6/21/2022
6 WATKINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 420 12th Street, SE 6/21/2022
7 BURRVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 801 Division Avenue, NE 6/21/2022
7 KELLY MILLER MIDDLE SCHOOL 301 49th Street, NE 6/21/2022
7 MINER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 601 15th Street, NE 6/21/2022
7 NALLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 219 50th Street, SE 6/21/2022
7 PLUMMER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4601 Texas Avenue, SE 6/21/2022
7 RANDLE HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1650 30th Street, SE 6/21/2022
7 RIVER TERRACE EDUCATION CAMPUS 420 34th Street, NE 6/21/2022
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Vote Center Locations
Ward Location Address Dates of Use
7 ST. TIMOTHY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3601 Alabama Avenue, SE 6/21/2022
7 THOMAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 650 Anacostia Avenue, NE 6/21/2022
8 ALLEN A.M.E. CHURCH 2498 Alabama Avenue, SE 6/21/2022
8 BOONE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (FORMERLY ORR) 2200 Minnesota Avenue, SE 6/21/2022
8 COVENANT BAPTIST CHURCH 3845 South Capitol Street, SW 6/21/2022
8 HENDLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 425 Chesapeake Street, SE 6/21/2022
8 MOTEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1565 Morris Road, SE 6/21/2022
8 THEARC 1901 Mississippi Avenue, SE 6/21/2022
8 UNION TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 1225 W Street, SE 6/21/2022
8 UNITED MEDICAL CENTER 1350 Southern Avenue, SE 6/21/2022
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Mail Ballot Drop Box Locations
Mail Ballot Drop Box locations will be available beginning May 27
and will close on Primary Election Day, June 21, 2022, at 8 pm.
WARD 1 4B PETWORTH LIBRARY WARD 7
4200 Kansas Avenue, NW
1A FRANK D. REEVES CENTER 7A CAPITOL VIEW LIBRARY
2000 14th Street, NW 4C SHEPHERD PARK 5001 Central Avenue, SE
(JUANITA E. THORNTON) LIBRARY
1B MT. PLEASANT LIBRARY 7B DEANWOOD LIBRARY
7420 Georgia Avenue, NW
3160 16th Street, NW 1350 49th Street, NE
4D FOURTH DISTRICT POLICE STATION
1C COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER 7C BENNING (DOROTHY I. HEIGHT)
6001 Georgia Avenue, NW
3100 14th Street, NW LIBRARY
4E LAMOND RECREATION CENTER 3935 Benning Road, NE
1D BB&T/ TRUIST BANK
20 Tuckerman Street, NE
1801 Adams Mill Road, NW 7D FRANCIS A. GREGORY LIBRARY
4F TAKOMA PARK LIBRARY 3660 Alabama Avenue, SE
1E BANNEKER COMMUNITY CENTER
416 Cedar Street, NW
2500 Georgia Avenue, NW 7E SIXTH DISTRICT POLICE STATION
5002 Hayes Street, NE
WARD 2 WARD 5
7F BENNING RIDGE SERVICE CENTER (DMV)
5A WOODRIDGE LIBRARY
2A GEORGETOWN LIBRARY 4525 Benning Road, SE
1801 Hamlin Street, NE
3260 R Street, NW 7G PENN BRANCH CENTER
5B UDC COMMUNITY COLLEGE @ BACKUS
2B MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 3202 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE
5171 South Dakota Avenue, NE
MEMORIAL LIBRARY 7H RIDGE ROAD COMMUNITY CENTER
901 G Street, NW 5C PERRY STREET PREP CHARTER SCHOOL
830 Ridge Road, SE
1800 Perry Street, NE
2C WEST END LIBRARY 7I ROSEDALE LIBRARY
2301 L Street, NW 5D JOSEPH H. COLE RECREATION CENTER
1701 Gales Street, NE
1299 Neal Street, NE
2D STEAD RECREATION CENTER
1625 P Street, NW 5E DUNBAR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WARD 8
101 N Street, NW 8A ANACOSTIA LIBRARY
2E FOGGY BOTTOM/GWU METRO
2301 I Street, NW 5F UNION MARKET DC 1800 Good Hope Road, SE
1309 5th Street, NE 8B PARKLANDS-TURNER LIBRARY
2F SHAW (WATHA T. DANIEL) LIBRARY
1630 7th Street, NW 5G MONROE STREET MARKET 1547 Alabama Avenue, SE
(Outside of Busboys and Poets) 8C BELLEVUE (WILLIAM O. LOCKRIDGE)
WARD 3 625 Monroe Street, NE LIBRARY
3A CHEVY CHASE LIBRARY 5H HARRY THOMAS RECREATION CENTER 115 Atlantic Street, SW
5625 Connecticut Avenue, NW 1743 Lincoln Road, NE 8D SEVENTH DISTRICT POLICE STATION
3B TENLEY-FRIENDSHIP LIBRARY 2455 Alabama Avenue, SE
4450 Wisconsin Avenue, NW WARD 6
8E THE ARC
3C CLEVELAND PARK LIBRARY 6A NORTHEAST LIBRARY
1901 Mississippi Avenue, SE
3310 Connecticut Avenue, NW 330 7th Street, NE
8F DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
3D PALISADES LIBRARY 6B SOUTHWEST LIBRARY
2100 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, SE
4901 V Street, NW 900 Wesley Place, SW
8G HENDLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3E SECOND DISTRICT POLICE STATION 6C EASTERN MARKET
425 Chesapeake Street, SE
3320 Idaho Avenue, NW 225 7th Street, SE
8H PATTERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3F GUY MASON RECREATION CENTER 6D NORTHWEST ONE LIBRARY
4399 South Capitol Terrace, SW
3600 Calvert Street, NW 155 L Street, NW
8I FORT STANTON RECREATION CENTER
6E PAYNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1812 Erie Street, SE
WARD 4 1445 C Street, SE
4A HATTIE HOLMES SENIOR 6F BOE Headquarters
WELLNESS CENTER 1015 Half Street, SE
324 Kennedy Street, NW
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The following pages (10 through 47) contain
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Prohibited Activity Voter Rights
In the District of Columbia, it is against the law to: As a voter in the District of Columbia, it is your right to:
• make false statements about one’s eligibility to register, vote, • be treated with courtesy and respect by election officials;
or hold elective office; • register and vote free from discrimination, intimidation,
• interfere with a person who is attempting to register or vote; threat, or coercion;
• bribe or intimidate any voter at any place where a voter is • learn whether your voter registration application has been
attempting to vote; accepted or rejected;
• vote more than once; • receive instructions from election officials on how to cast
• steal or hide votes cast in an election, or obtain, cast, or your ballot;
count false or fake ballots; • inspect a sample ballot and other voting information posted
• pay, offer to pay, or accept anything of value for registering in the Vote Center;
or voting; or • bring voter information materials into the voting booth;
• obtain or submit false or fake voter registration applications. • vote privately and independently;
• vote in an accessible Vote Center with accessible voting
Any person found guilty of engaging in illegal activities may be equipment;
fined up to $10,000, imprisoned up to five (5) years, or both. • receive language access services if you are limited English
proficient;
Accessible Voting • ask for and receive assistance with voting from anyone you
The Board of Elections is committed to ensuring that every voter choose (other than a poll watcher, an election observer, your
has equal access to the voting process. The Board’s Americans employer, or an officer from your union), including an election
with Disabilities Act (ADA)/Language Access Coordinator is worker, if you have a disability, are visually impaired, or cannot
responsible for coordinating the Board’s efforts to increase access read or write;
and encourage participation by voters with disabilities, senior • have a ballot brought to your vehicle instead of entering the
citizens, and limited English proficient voters by providing Vote Center if you are 65 years of age or older, or if you have
the following services: a disability;
• bring resources inside the Vote Center that will help you
manage your disability, including wheelchairs, canes, walkers,
• Voter Assistance Clerks and ADA Compliance Assistants are
service items, etc.;
available to assist with the voting process. In addition, voters
• vote a special (provisional) ballot if your eligibility to vote is
may receive assistance with the voting process from anyone
in question;
they choose (including persons who accompany them to the
• learn whether your special (provisional) ballot was counted
voting location), other than poll watchers, election observers,
and, if not, why not;
their employer or their employer’s agent, or an officer or agent
• receive up to two (2) replacement ballots if you make a
of their union. Any individual who assists a voter must com-
mistake before casting your ballot; and
plete the List of Assisted Voters Form at the voting location.
• vote if you are in line at the time the polls close.
• Individuals who provide assistance to voters must not influence
the voter’s vote, mark the voter’s ballot in a way other than the Voter Responsibilities
way the voter requested, or tell anyone how the voter voted. As a voter in the District of Columbia, it is your
responsibility to:
• Vote Centers will be equipped with in-person interpreters • treat election workers with courtesy and follow their
and/or video interpreting technology. Voters will have access instructions;
to over 40 languages, including American Sign Language, • keep your voter registration information (name, address, party
translated voting information, bilingual election workers, affiliation status) up-to-date with the Board of Elections;
and multilanguage signs/posters. • familiarize yourself with the candidates and measures on
the ballot;
• The Board operates an Election Day hotline dedicated to • know your closest Vote Center location(s) and hours of
assisting voters who encounter accessibility and language operation;
access issues. • bring the proper documentation with you to the Vote Center
if you are required to show proof of residence;
• If you need a reasonable accommodation to vote, have • make sure you have received the correct ballot before you vote;
questions concerning these services, or would like to receive • familiarize yourself with the operation of the voting equipment
this information in an alternative language or format (for e.g., at your Vote Center;
Braille, large print), please email the ADA/Language Access • respect the privacy of other voters; and
Coordinator at ogc@dcboe.org or call (202) 727-5411 • report any problems or violations of elections laws to the
(711 TTY). Site Coordinator.
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Gary Thompson, Chairman
Michael D. Gill, Member
Karyn Greenfield, Member
Executive Officers
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Terri D. Stroud, General Counsel
Cecily Collier-Montgomery, Director, Office of Campaign Finance
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday
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