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2021 Wash100 Voting Results: Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, General Dynamics CEO Phebe Novakovic Continue Trading First and Second Place; Wash100 Voting Ends This Friday

The 2021 Wash100 Vote Standings will be coming to an end this Friday, April 30th. With only six days left in the most competitive voting season in the history of the Wash100 Award, your votes are necessary to determine who will secure first place in the standings and who will represent the most prestigious award in government contracting (GovCon) for the rest of 2021. 

Visit Wash100.com to cast your votes before midnight on April 30th to ensure they are counted in time to support your choices for the most significant executive of consequence to our sector and community. 

With only SIX DAYS left to cast your votes, General Dynamics Chairwoman and CEO Phebe Novakovic and Defense Secretary Gen. Lloyd Austin continue to battle over the top spot and have traded first place for the third time over the last week. 

Before this past weekend, the 2021 Wash100 Vote Standings saw Phebe Novakovic reclaiming first place again to cement her spot at the top of the ladder. However, the GovCon community showed its support for Lloyd Austin over the weekend, who has taken back first place with a lead of only a few votes. We’re anticipating a photo finish as the clock strikes midnight on April 30th.

If you still have TEN votes to cast for the 2021 Wash100 Vote Standings, who comes out ahead one week from now is up to YOU! Every vote matters and your participation is necessary to ensure every vote is counted in the most competitive voting season of the prestigious eight-year history of the Wash100 Award.

Don’t leave your votes sitting on the bench, visit Wash100.com to play them before April 30th!

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