With that tweet Democratic Delegate Sam Rasoul of Virginia’s 11th District made it official as he has entered the race for Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth. The 39 year old native of Warren, Ohio was elected to the House of Delegates in 2014, representing the city of Roanoke. He joins a crowded field that includes […]
On Saturday morning, viewers across the nation looked on their television screens, and based upon their candidate of choice, were either elated or despondent upon the news that Democratic Presidential candidate Joseph R. Biden had secured enough electoral votes to become the 46th President of the United States. In the wake of Tuesday’s general election, […]
Darryl G. Moore has dedicated his life to public service and making communities better wherever he goes. It was this dedication, along with a wealth of experience that catapulted him to win one of the three city council seats in Manassas Park on Tuesday. Councilman Moore spoke with the PW Perspective shortly after winning his […]
The historic election of 2020 might potentially see the first ever Black and Indian woman ascend to the Vice Presidency in California Senator Kamala Harris. However, there will also be representation in Congress come January in the form of six Indigenous members, the most ever in history. According to the Huffington Post, four of the […]
All eyes were on Virginia as Election Night 2020 began on the airwaves. Thanks to early voting in light of the global pandemic, there was an expectation that the results would not be final until the wee hours of the night, as absentee votes had yet to be counted. Sure enough, that was the case […]
Although the eyes of the nation will be on the Presidential Election between Republican President Donald Trump and Democrat former Vice President Joe Biden, there are several other races outside of the Commonwealth of Virginia that carry great importance for the direction of the country going forward. In North Carolina and Montana respectively there are […]
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.The inalienable rights upon which our nation was founded. When the Founding Fathers wrote these truths, they added no ifs, ands, or buts. Now we have a president who threatens all these. For the past four years, America has suffered a damaged economy, countless scandals from the executive branch, […]
An editorial by Mr. Marty Nohe. Aside from a few posts about the debates that were intended to be humorous (even though some people didn’t find them humorous), I have not put much out on social media about the presidential election. That’s because, 18 months ago, the Republican primary voters in my county decided that […]
The long awaited 2020 Election Day is tomorrow, but when Virginia voters go to the polls, the presidential and congressional races won’t be the only thing on the ballot. Virginia will have not one but two Constitutional Amendments to consider. Amendment 2 provides vehicle tax breaks for disabled veterans, and it’s something that most people […]
As we head into the end of the 2020 election season, talk of voting is abound. Prince William County has had early in-person voting available to residents since mid-September, leading to high rates of early voting. Although county residents are having an easy time voting with short lines and minimal wait times, other Americans are […]
