Washington, D.C. has always been a city where politics and daily life intersect in unexpected ways. But in recent years, the rise of digital platforms has transformed how residents engage with local issues, campaigns, and each other. From neighborhood forums to citywide apps, the digital shift is redefining civic participation and the ways Washingtonians stay informed.

New Tools for Local Voices

A decade ago, attending a community meeting or reading a print newspaper was the standard way to keep up with city politics. Today, D.C. residents have a wealth of digital tools at their fingertips. Hyperlocal newsletters, neighborhood listservs, and social media groups make it easier than ever to follow Council debates, track zoning proposals, or organize around school funding. These platforms h

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