New Districts, and Primary Elections July 19, 2022 in Potomac
Potomac Election
Campaign Finance Reform Finds Support in Both Parties in Arlington
Campaign finance reform is a priority for nearly 90 percent of Virginians.
Campaign finance
Meet the Secretaries
Senate floor
U.S. Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) Will Seek Reelection To Represent Virginia’s 8th Congressional District
Beyer reelection
New Governor Revokes Mask Mandate for Schools
FCPS says masks requirement remains in effect.
Mask Mandates
Puller Institute, Applications Open
Puller Institute
Republican Sweep
Democrats lose statewide for the first time since 2009.
Virginia has a long tradition of offering a counterpoint to presidential elections starting after the election of Democrat Jimmy Carter for president in 1976.
Snapshot of Election Day Morning, 2021 in Herndon
Insight from voting and volunteering neighbors.
Election snapshots
Arlington Rallies with Biden for McAuliffe
Family event ignored Youngkin supporters, vulgar hecklers.
The story of the Get Out the Vote rally on Tuesday night on South Hayes Street in Arlington was not the speeches of the warm up speakers before President Joe Biden and candidate Terry McAuliffe arrived. You would have expected those. They were like preaching to the choir.
Last Chance to Vote!
Voting in Mount Vernon
Two Independents, One Republican Face Six Democrats in Alexandria
Voters will have six votes for six seats.
Back in May 2009, an independent and a Republican were able to knock off two incumbent members of the Alexandria City Council in an extremely low turnout election where only 12 percent of voters showed up to the polls. A few weeks later, the lame duck council ditched the idea of having May elections in favor of moving the election to November, when turnout is much larger and Democrats tend to perform better.
Early In Person Voting Draws Lines at West Springfield
Why did they come out to vote early?
Voting early
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