Re-elect
EricGoulet
Eric represents Ward 3 on the DC State Board of Education, where his colleagues elected him Vice-President. He is running for re-election on November 3.
In four years on the State Board, Eric has been the lead drafter or sponsor of 10 resolutions and 6 bills sent to the DC Council and testified at 42 education-related DC Council hearings.
On the State Board
All resolutions and legislation- 01
A full-time nurse in every school
Strengthening school nursing to ensure every public school has a full-time RN as a school nurse, and ending the cluster model, which has caused many school nurses to leave our DC schools.
- 02
Phone-free school days
Calling for a school day-long, student cellphone-use ban to be implemented District-wide for the 2025-26 school year to reduce classroom distractions and bullying
- 03
Flexible start for pre-K and kindergarten
Permitting students to defer kindergarten, pre-k4, or pre-k3 for one-year if they have a birthday June 16th to September 30th
Last night, the DC State Board of Education voted unanimously on Eric Goulet’s state resolution, urging DCPS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee to meet us at the table to discuss #RealSolutionsForKids.
23 years serving DC
Budget Director for the District and for the DC Council, director of the Council’s Health Committee, and now Vice-President of the State Board of Education.
More about Eric- 2023–2026State Board of Education, Ward 3 Representative & Vice-President
- 2023–2025General Counsel for United Medical Center
- 2017–2022DC Council, Committee on Health Director
- 2016, 2026Budget Consultant for the Office of the Chief Financial Officer
- 2015Budget Consultant for the Office of the Attorney General
- 2011–2014DC Budget Director
- 2007–2010DC Council Budget Director
- 2004–2006DC Council, Committee on Finance and Revenue Director
- 2003–2004DC Council, Committee on Health, Legislative Counsel
Plan your vote
Vote early
Oct 26 – Nov 1
8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day, at any vote center in DC.
Vote by mail
Return by Nov 3
Every active registered DC voter gets a ballot in the mail. Sign and date the oath on the return envelope, then drop it in any ballot drop box by 8 p.m. Nov 3 or mail it postmarked by Nov 3.
Vote on Election Day
Tuesday, Nov 3
7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you are in line by 8, you can vote.
Early voting in Ward 3
- Cleveland Park Library3310 Connecticut Ave NW
- Chevy Chase Community Center5601 Connecticut Ave NW
- University of the District of Columbia (Student Center)4200 Connecticut Ave NW
Ballot drop boxes in Ward 3
- Chevy Chase Library
- Tenley-Friendship Library
- Cleveland Park Library
- Palisades Library
- Second District Police Station
- Guy Mason Recreation Center
Not registered? You can register and vote the same day at any early voting or Election Day vote center. Bring proof of your DC address, like a photo ID or a recent utility bill or bank statement.