DC Primary Day: Find polling hours & locations, plus ranked choice voting 101
Voters are choosing candidates for mayor, delegate to Congress, attorney general and at least three new Council members in what's sure to be one of the District's most consequential local elections in recent history. In addition, voters will select candidates by using ranked-choice voting for the first time in D.C.
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If you're a resident and didn't vote early, here's how to make sure you're registered and know where, when and how to cast your ballot.
The District will have 75 voting centers that will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Primary Day (Tuesday, June 16).
As long as you're in line by 8 p.m., you will be able to vote.
Here's the complete list of Primary Day voting locations in D.C.
Voters may vote at any of these locations, regardless of their residential address.
Not registered to vote yet? You may register in person on Primary Day.
Same-day voter registration is available at all voting centers. You'll need proof of residence…