You’ve gotten to know us pretty well, Washingtonian readers. Now it’s time we got to know a little bit about you. We’re asking you to take our two-minute annual reader survey. Not only is it a great chance to let us know who you are and what you care about, but we’re also giving away gift cards! Readers who fill out the survey have a shot at winning a $50 gift card to Café Bonaparte or Napoleon.
The survey closes Wednesday, November 30. Winners will be announced Friday, November 2.
Take Our Online Reader Survey And Win
You’ve gotten to know us pretty well, Washingtonian readers. Now it’s time we got to know a little bit about you. We’re asking you to take our two-minute annual reader survey. Not only is it a great chance to let us know who you are and what you care about, but we’re also giving away gift cards! Readers who fill out the survey have a shot at winning a $50 gift card to Café Bonaparte or Napoleon.
The survey closes Wednesday, November 30. Winners will be announced Friday, November 2.
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