Complete details on voting by mail in both Maryland and the District of Columbia are now posted on the Metro Council’s website. “The Metropolitan Washington Council is encouraging all D.C. voters to request a mail-in ballot so that you can vote at home and avoid in-person voting,” says MWC Political Director David Stephen. In Maryland, the primary has been moved to June 2, and will be conducted primarily by mail, but “Unlike D.C., all registered and eligible voters will be mailed a ballot for this election.”