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We ensure Congress allows local control and work to guarantee full equality for 680,000 people who call DC home.

What would DC statehood actually change? Two senators. A voting member of the House. Full local control over DC’s own bu...
09/02/2026

What would DC statehood actually change? Two senators. A voting member of the House. Full local control over DC’s own budget and the same command over the National Guard as every other state. That’s it, and that’s everything.

The White House’s new map put DC in North Carolina.While we’re redrawing maps of America... how about this one?The White...
08/28/2026

The White House’s new map put DC in North Carolina.

While we’re redrawing maps of America... how about this one?

The White House can rename a lake and get creative with the borders of North Carolina, but it still won’t give 700,000 Americans in DC the legal right to vote in Congress. We know exactly where we are on the map. It’s time to make it official.

08/28/2026

“DC statehood is a racial justice issue. It is a voting rights issue. It is a civil rights issue.”

Janeese Lewis George laid out exactly what’s at stake. DC is a majority-Black community denied full representation in Congress, this is not a technicality, it’s a rights issue. Statehood is how we fix it.

08/28/2026

“We have to end the 2nd class citizenship in the capital of the United States.”

Robert White made it plain: it is time to make DC the 51st state and give us our vote. Over 700,000 residents pay federal taxes, serve in the military, and still have no voting representation in Congress. That ends when DC becomes a state.

08/20/2026

🎥 As part of our 51 on the Agenda campaign, DC Vote is on the road during Senate recess asking senators where they stand on statehood. Senator Elissa Slotkin didn’t hold back.

“It is the epitome of ridiculous that DC residents don’t have any representation at the federal level.”

Nearly 700,000 people, zero votes in Congress. Statehood is the fix.

08/19/2026

🎥 As part of our 51 on the Agenda campaign, DC Vote is on the road during Senate recess asking senators where they stand on statehood. First up: Senator Elissa Slotkin.

“You have my commitment that I’m a believer. I will vote again and again and again.”

Nearly 700,000 DC residents deserve a vote in Congress. That’s what statehood means.

08/18/2026
One year ago, National Guard troops were deployed to DC. Now extended through 2029, costing $3 million a day, with no pr...
08/11/2026

One year ago, National Guard troops were deployed to DC. Now extended through 2029, costing $3 million a day, with no proven effect on crime.

DC residents never got a vote. As long as we’re denied statehood, we won’t.

NoTaxationWithoutRepresentation

Jay Clayton is now confirmed as Director of National Intelligence. On a decision this consequential for our country’s se...
07/29/2026

Jay Clayton is now confirmed as Director of National Intelligence. On a decision this consequential for our country’s security, 700,000 Americans in DC had zero say. No senators to ask questions. No senators to vote yes or no.

DC residents pay federal taxes, serve in the military, and care deeply about national intelligence and security, yet we’re locked out of decisions like this one. Statehood means DC finally gets the legal right to full representation in the Senate.

Check out the powerful words of Dorian Warren in The Root re Together For DC
07/25/2026

Check out the powerful words of Dorian Warren in The Root re Together For DC

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