Democrat Terry McAuliffe, who served as the Commonwealth’s 72nd Governor from 2014 to 2018, will announce his bid for a second term on Wednesday as first reported in The Washington Post. McAuliffe, 63, would become only the second governor since the Civil War to earn a second term if elected, as Virginia law currently prohibits consecutive terms for the […]
In the wake of the announcement yesterday that Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy will resign from her position in order to focus full-time on her gubernatorial campaign, several candidates have announced their intentions to run for the 2nd District seat. Earlier today, Woodbridge resident Rozia Henson announced that he would be running. He is joined by […]
Following Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy’s resignation from the House of Delegates, Woodbridge resident Rozia Henson, Jr. has announced his candidacy for the vacated seat in the special election.
According to two anonymous sources who spoke with the Washington Post, Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy plans to resign from her seat in the Virginia House of Delegates on Friday. Carroll Foy was the first Democrat to announce her candidacy in the 2021 gubernatorial race, and she is likely resigning to shift her focus to that election.
On Tuesday, December 1st, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors (BOCS) held their first meeting of the month. Broken up into two sessions, the first took place at 2 p.m. and the second at 6 p.m. Perhaps the greatest point of contention on the agenda was Resolution 10-N proposed by Supervisor Pete Candland (R-Gainesville). […]
Former Republican Senate nominee, Dr. Daniel Gade, who was defeated by incumbent Senator Mark R. Warner (D) this November announced today that he will not be seeking statewide office in Virginia next year, and will instead be focusing his efforts on electing conservative veterans across the Commonwealth with the founding of his new political action […]
While Delegate Lee Carter is considering a run for higher office, teacher and political commentator, Michael Allers, Jr. has emerged as a Republican challenger to the Democratic Socialist.
Coming off one of the most challenging Presidential elections in history, recently there was a virtual panel that discussed the lessons learned and where the state of Virginia goes from here. Jeff Britt, Chairman of the Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP) Board of Directors, introduced the event by saying “this is an annual tradition, where […]
With the presidential election over and done, many in Virginia have shifted their focus to the 2021 elections when Virginia will elect a new Governor, Attorney General, and Lt. Governor. As the fields grow, many are asking, “Who’s running for statewide office in Virginia next year?”
Delegate Kirk Cox, the former Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, has announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for Governor. Currently the only two Republicans in the race are Cox and State Senator Amanda Chase, both of whom represent parts of Chesterfield County.
