Fairfax County Candidates Speak Out at Forum
Vying for county chairman and at large school board member.
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League of Women Voters to Hold Candidate Forums in Fairfax County
Board of Supervisors, School Board candidates to participate in forums.
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Virginia Democratic Primary: Small Voter Turnout Heralds Big Changes
McKay’s ‘Experience Counts’ tagline resonates, as does the call for criminal justice reform in the Commonwealth’s Attorney race.
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Fairfax County Chairman Candidates Debate Heats Up
McLean Chamber hosts Democratic candidates’ forum for Board of Supervisors chair; vote June 11.
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Five Vie for Providence District Seat
No shortage of candidates in Providence District Supervisor’s race.
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Corado v. Walkinshaw for Braddock District Nomination
Multiple Democratic candidates for Braddock District seat call for primary election.
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Five Dems Vie for Hunter Mill Supervisor Seat
Candidates in their own words: Why they are running, what differs them from others in race?
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Meet the Candidates for Fairfax County Board Chairman
Four to contend in June 11 Democratic Primary to seek to replace retiring Sharon Bulova.
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Three Reston Residents Appointed to RCC Board
Beverly Cosham, Michelle A. Moyer and Paul D. Thomas elected in Preference Poll.
At the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016, Supervisor Catherine M. Hudgins requested and the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved appointment of three Reston residents to the nine-member Reston Community Center Board of Governors.
Reject the Meals Tax
“A closer look at school spending shows the intentions of the School Board are to delve into more political correctness and social engineering.”
A “no” vote will send a message to the county Board of Supervisors that higher taxes should not be routine, and that county leaders must focus on better management, and more importantly, the School Board, more efficiency, and greater respect for taxpayers.
Mount Vernon: Storck Elected District Supervisor
With almost 57 percent of the vote Mount Vernon School Board member Dan Storck defeated businesswoman and Republican Jane Gandee.