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Final Day of 2021 Wash100 Voting: Dr. Stacey Dixon Leaps to First Place, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Holds Second Spot; Cast Your Votes Before Midnight TODAY!

TODAY is the last chance you have to vote in the 2021 Wash100 Vote Standings to stand behind TEN of your favorite executives who drive success for our industry and community into the future. It’s now or never to submit your votes before this year’s Wash100 voting season will officially come to an end TONIGHT at midnight. 

After the clock strikes midnight, no more votes will be counted. It’s imperative to cast your votes before tonight’s midnight deadline to ensure your support for the elite leaders of our sector are included in the most competitive voting season in the award’s eight-year history. 

Visit Wash100.com to cast your TEN votes before midnight tonight. 

Since reporting the 2021 Wash100 voting results on Thursday morning, more than 4,000 votes have been submitted as tonight’s midnight deadline inches closer by the second. 

With one of the most impressive runs in Wash100 history, Dr. Stacey Dixon, deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), has ascended from 12th place into first place practically overnight in the 2021 Wash100 Vote Standings, as of this writing.

Defense Secretary Gen. Lloyd Austin now sits in second place and whoever emerges as the winner after midnight will win by the skin of their teeth.

In addition, General Dynamics Chairwoman and CEO Phebe Novakovic, U.S. Air Force CIO Lauren Knausenberger and Shawn Purvis, corporate vice president and president of enterprise services at Northrop Grumman, are all still in the hunt for first place. Any of these first-class executives can take first place once the voting deadline has passed and all votes have been cast. 

Dixon’s overnight surge to the top of the Wash100 Standings heading into the final day of voting proves that ANYONE can still win as long as you cast your votes before MIDNIGHT tonight. 

Visit Wash100.com to cast your votes RIGHT NOW!

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