http://www.dcboee.org/voterreg/online_reg_index.shtm

NOTE: Although residents may apply to register online, the Board of Elections and Ethics requires a signed application for all transactions conducted on their website. Once you have completed a new registration request, or a name, party, or address change, you must submit a signed form to the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics, Attn: e-Government Division, 441 4th Street, NW, Suite 250 North, Washington, DC 20001

Mail this application form to:

D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics
Attn: e-Government Division
441 4th Street, NW, Suite 250 North
Washington, DC 20001

NOTE: You can check the status of your registration online. If you do not receive a registration card within three weeks, contact the Board of Elections and Ethics at (202) 727-2525.

Up Coming Elections from the top down

• Mayoral Race 2006
• City Council
• ANC

WARD 1 Representative Councilmember - Jim Graham: 724-8181 or GrahamWOne@aol.com

ANC Commissioners

3rd DISTRICT POLICE DEPARTMENT
Commander - Cheryl Peacock:  673-6820 or police3d@hotmail.com
PSA 301 Lieutenant - Robert Fulton - 673-6821 or psa301lt@hotmail.com
Master Patrol Officer – Frank Buentello: 673-6923
(Additional listings: 3d Roster)
 

We will be providing the residences and elected officials  of Adams Morgan with information about voting and voting issues.

Don't know where to vote? 
Click here to find out.
http://www.dcboee.org/htmldocs/polpindx.htm

We did not have a link for the others.

District of Columbia:

1. You will be voting for Delegate to the US House of Representatives
2. Shadow Senator
3. City Council Members
4. Local ANC Winners:

Statehood Shadow Representative Ray Browne (DC), in his effort to demonstrate national support for equal Congressional voting rights for DC, has secured a Proclamation from the Governor of Hawaii, as follows:

"Whereas, the right to self-government through the election of representatives to the national legislature is a fundamental characteristic of a free people and the founding principle of the United States; and Whereas the citizens of the District of Columbia willingly accept the burdens of United States citizenship, paying higher taxes per capita than the citizens of all but one state, serving in every American war and being among the first to be called to serve in the war against terrorism; and Whereas the District of Columbia contains over 500,000 citizens who pay approximately five billion dollars annually in local tax revenues, plus 2.5 billion dollars in federal taxes; and Whereas, Washington, DC's local budget is paid for by its taxpayers despite the fact that 41 percent of its land is used by the federal government and cannot be taxed, and services provided to the federal government are not reimbursed except under extraordinary circumstances; and Whereas the United States Congress can override any local ordinance or resolution passed by the District of Columbia City Council; and Whereas, the citizens of the District of Columbia are denied their rights to full and effective representation in the United States Congress, where they are represented by a single, nonvoting delegate in the House of Representatives and have no delegate in the Senate; and Whereas the people of Hawaii urge the United States Congress to recognize and guarantee to the District of Columbia's citizens their fundamental right to voting representation; Now therefore, I, Benjamin J. Cayetano, Governor of the State of Hawaii, do hereby proclaim August, 2002, to be District of Columbia Voting Rights Month in Hawaii, and join citizens across the nation in supporting this important issue. Done, at the State Capitol, in the Executive Chambers, Honolulu, State of Hawaii, this sixteenth day of July, 2002."

(Note: The Governor's current residence is at Washington Place in Honolulu -- see http://firstlady.state.hi.us/washingtonplace.htm.)

Recall that after Congress passed the 23rd Amendment on June 16

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