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Does Washington DC vote in the midterm election?

People who live in Washington DC can vote in the midterm election, but the district's role in Congress is different from that of a state.
Axios DC on MSN
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D.C.'s foie gras fight gets messy

A duck and a politician walk into an ice cream shop. It's not the start of a joke, but the scene in Georgetown last week as activists ramped up their campaign to ban foie gras in D.C. Why it matters: With early voting starting Monday, D.C. residents will decide whether to 86 the luxury liver from city menus and markets. But the fight over foie gras is already spilling into restaurant protests, legal threats and questions about outside influence....
The Hill on MSN
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Here are the states where you can register to vote on Election Day

A total of 21 states and Washington, D.C., allow voters to register on Election Day for the midterms.
Axios on MSN
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José Andrés joins D.C.'s escalating foie gras fight

One of the world's most famous chefs is entering the fight over D.C.'s proposed foie gras ban ahead of Monday's start of early voting. Why it matters: Opposition to Initiative 86 has been relatively quiet among D.C. chefs and the restaurant industry. But José Andrés is now speaking out, while a Capitol Hill chef with Trump-world ties is organizing an election-week protest and planning a potential legal fight. Driving the news: Andrés waded into...

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