On January 3, Virginia’s newest Attorney General Jason Miyares named his official appointments, with one longtime Prince William County resident among them. Darrell “D.J.” Jordan, a community leader and former Chairman of the Virginia State Board of Social Services, was selected to be Miyares’ Chief-of-Staff. In a tweet sent out earlier this week, the appointments […]
Congresswoman Spanberger: Since first being elected in 2018, you have served the people of Virginia’s seventh congressional district. But now, the Virginia Supreme Court has redrawn the state’s districts, and the seventh district has been moved north, removing you from the boundaries. Last week you announced that you intend to seek reelection in the seventh […]
Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Virginia announced the new congressional maps for Virginia’s eleven districts that were re-drawn by the House and Senate. The maps were put together by two court appointees called special masters, and were reviewed by the court and after receiving extensive public comment on earlier drafted maps. Prince William County’s most diverse […]
The Collective PAC, The AAPI Victory Fund, and Latino Victory Fund to Pool Resources to Ensure that Candidates of Color Across the Country Get Campaign Support and Elected Officials Fight for Their Issues Yesterday, the Collective PAC, The AAPI Victory Fund, and Latino Victory Fund announced the signing of a historic Memorandum of Understanding to increase […]
The Prince William Board of County Supervisors will hold a public hearing and adopt the county’s redistricting ordinance on Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2021, at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Chambers of the James J. McCoart Administration Building. The public may view the map, which addresses the growth in the county while adhering to legal redistricting […]
With just a month and a half left in office, Governor Ralph Northam announced on Tuesday that he has appointed Frances Bradford as Secretary of Education following former Secretary Atif Qarni’s decision to leave the administration to accept a position as Managing Director at Temple University’s Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice in Philadelphia. […]
Voters across Virginia will take to the polls tomorrow to choose the Commonwealth’s next governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general. Virginians will also cast their votes for House of Delegates. As Virginia’s premier anti-racist news outlet, PW Perspective has the responsibility to endorse candidates who will fight against racism and for the people of Virginia […]
Virginia’s gubernatorial race is set to be one of the most contentious elections the Commonwealth has seen in a long time. The Democratic nominee in the race is Former Governor Terry McAuliffe, a polarizing figure who was heavily criticized by progressive members of his own party during the Democratic Primary. McAuliffe is facing off against […]
Maldonado Campaign recognized as a critical race by our 44th president Yesterday Michelle Maldonado received the endorsement of former President Barack Obama in her race to represent the 50th District in the Virginia House of Delegates . “It’s time to vote and everything we care about is on the ballot in Virginia,” said President Obama. […]
Former Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy’s political action committee, Virginia for Everyone, announced a new program on Thursday to help maintain the Democratic majority in the Virginia House of Delegates. Virginia for Everyone’s “Keep the Majority” initiative is aiming to knock 35,000 doors in key districts across the Commonwealth in a final push before election day […]
