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Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
The District of Columbia Board of Elections seeks rental of tables and chairs for the November 2026 General Election. The procurement covers supplying, setting up, and removing furniture at multiple polling locations across the District. It is classified under table rental and is listed as a set-aside procurement.
Posted
Oct 21, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Provide court reporting services on an as needed basis.
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Washington
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District of Columbia
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(202) 727-2525
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20003
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Board meetings and strategic plans from District of Columbia Board of Elections
The Board discussed several matters, including the recusal of a board member from issues related to Initiative Measure No. 88. A hearing was conducted regarding the "DC Equal Homeownership Act" to determine if it constitutes a proper subject for initiative, with the Board taking the matter under advisement. The General Counsel provided an update on multiple litigation cases, including challenges related to voter registration lists, election legislation, and initiative measures. The Office of Campaign Finance presented its report, detailing referrals for failure to file financial reports, the issuance of fines for campaign finance violations, and the status of ongoing investigations into campaign finance complaints.
The Board discussed and approved the certification of Initiative Measure #86 regarding the prohibition of force-feeding of birds. The General Counsel presented enforcement hearings involving election misconduct, resulting in a civil fine in one case and a referral to the U.S. Attorney's Office in another. Additionally, updates were provided on ongoing litigation cases involving voter eligibility, confidential information requests, and ballot measure challenges. The Office of Campaign Finance presented its monthly report, including details on fines imposed for violations and status updates on several pending investigations regarding campaign expenditures, improper coordination, and failure to register or include disclaimers on campaign literature.
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The Board held a hearing regarding an appeal from a candidate seeking to use an assumed name on the ballot. The candidate requested that their name be printed as 'Dana White' rather than their legal name, 'Francisco White.' The Board reviewed evidence, including the candidate's professional history and community recognition under the preferred name. Concluding that the use of the name would not confuse voters or violate election administration interests, the Board reversed the Executive Director's preliminary determination and granted the candidate's request to use 'Dana White' on the ballot.
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