by John Reid Earlier today Potomac District Supervisor Andrea Bailey announced her candidacy for Virginia’s 7th Congressional District. She made the announcement on her Instagram account. Bailey also announced she has secured the endorsement of former Virginia Governor Ralph Northam. Bailey, a Democrat, was re-elected in November. Among her accomplishments has been overseeing the building […]
by John Reid Whether it’s in the classroom, the House of Representatives, or in his community, Terris Todd has always been one who takes the bold steps. After several years of teaching, community activism, and political service, he is preparing himself to enter another arena as Republican candidate for the U.S. House Virginia District 7 […]
by John Reid “It’s Your Future…Fight for It!” That is the mantra of one of the fastest growing organizations dedicated to getting Gen Z representation in politics on all levels. Following in the footsteps of candidates such as Florida’s Maxwell Frost, who became Congress’s first Gen Z member, are those being promoted by Maya Luna, […]
VA-10 Congressional Candidate Travis Nembhard will kick-off his campaign for Virginia’s 10th Congressional District with community events in Loudoun and Prince William County. Travis Nembhard is kicking off his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Virginia’s 10th Congressional District with community events in Loudoun and Prince William County. He is excited to share his vision […]
by John Reid Today is the first day of early voting in the Presidential primary elections. Please note you do not need to be a member of a political party in order to cast your vote. However, you will need to bring an approved form of ID. Below are the locations where you will vote […]
by Graham Moomaw, Virginia Mercury Virginia conservatives have pointed to the prosecution of Prince William County’s former top election official for allegedly fudging 2020 vote counts as the strongest evidence available that fraud was a real concern in the last presidential contest. On Thursday, after the case against former Registrar Michele White was dropped, the county’s […]
by Virginia Mercury There’s a new building. A new tunnel. And lots of new politicians. The Virginia General Assembly will convene in Richmond today to begin its 2024 legislative session, a 60-day work period that’s supposed to end with a new, two-year state budget. Breakthroughs on the budget and other big policy items will again […]
by John Reid As the new year takes place, there are new laws which will take effect as of today within the Commonwealth. Some of these laws were approved by the General Assembly and signed last year: There will be a tax exemption for military retirees. Gov. Youngkin signed legislation that removed the age restriction. Beginning […]
Prince William County, Virginia – The Swearing-In Ceremony for the Prince William Board of County Supervisors, the Clerk to the Circuit Court, the Commonwealth’s Attorney and the Sheriff will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024. The ceremony will begin at 6:30 p.m. in Merchant Hall at the Hylton Performing Arts Centers, 10960 George Mason […]
by John Reid Virginia has often been a state which achieves political history. In 1990, Douglas Wilder became the first Black man to serve as governor of a U.S. state since the Reconstruction era. This past November Delegate Don Scott became the first Black Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates. In addition, there was […]
