District Links: #DCision2022 culminates with final hours of voting; DCHA sees more turmoil amid latest audits; Bowser, teachers’ union spar; and more

By Chris Kain On Nov 8, 2022 Last updated Nov 8, 2022

Despite a relatively short ballot in the District, uncertainties abound — in large part due to the absence of full autonomy, which means a shift to Republican control on Capitol Hill could greatly impact local governance.

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