Dumfries Town Councilwoman Cydny A. Neville formally announced on Friday that she will seek the Democratic nomination for the 52nd House of Delegates district. Neville, a Virginia native and longtime resident of Prince William County, has served on the Dumfries Town Council since 2018 when she was first elected. “To get the change we want […]
Manassas City resident and local activist Helen Zurita announced her bid for the House of Delegates in the 50th District in a press release on Monday morning. Zurita, a long-time community advocate for the residents of Manassas City and Prince William County, ran for Manassas City Council last year. As the leader of the Save […]
The Prince William Democratic Women’s Caucus alongside dozens of high-profile racial, environmental, and economic justice groups across the Commonwealth have joined together to sponsor a series of public debates pertaining to the three upcoming statewide Democratic primary elections for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney General in June 2021. Last night, Virginia voters had a chance […]
As the 2021 Virginia campaign season has commenced, the races for Governor and Lieutenant Governor among others has featured more diverse candidates than ever before. This is especially true as an unprecedented number of Black candidates have entered the races on both a state and local level. This evening at 7:00pm Lt. Governor candidate Sean […]
Results confirmed around 8 p.m. on Tuesday that Democrat Candi King won the special election in the 2nd District to replace Fmr. Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy King, a former small business owner and parent advocate, began running for the seat after Carroll Foy resigned to focus on her gubernatorial campaign on December 9, 2020. During […]
Princess Blanding, a Richmond community activist and the sister of Marcus-David Peters who was shot and killed by Richmond Police, has announced that she is running for Governor of Virginia as the nominee for the newly formed Liberation Party. She is currently the only third-party candidate in the race.
“He is the type of young, visionary, grassroots leader we need in Richmond!”
Supervisor Tinesha Allen, the only Democrat who serves on the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, endorses Rozia A. Henson, Jr. in the special election for Delegate in the 2nd District.
Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy’s 2019 Republican challenger, Heather Mitchell, is running for the now vacant 2nd District seat in January’s special election. Mitchell is the first Republican in the race. Three Democrats have already announced that they are running.
The only Democratic Socialist elected in the General Assembly, Delegate Lee Carter has filed paperwork to begin raising money for a gubernatorial bid, a signal of a potential candidacy. Carter previously hinted at a potential candidacy on Twitter last month.
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.
