Tuesday, June 4, is the last day to vote in the Washington, D.C., primary election. Democrats will cast their ballots for the presidential nominee, and all voters will choose their local and congressional primary nominees.
Republicans already held their presidential primary to comply with party rules. However, there are several candidates running in district races.
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