Public Policy Polling’s latest survey finds that Virginia’s Democratic primary race for governor is still tight, with Brian Moran receiving 22%, Terry McAuliffe getting 18%, and Creigh Deeds polling third at 15%. 45% of respondents are still undecided. Respondents have roughly equal opinions about the favorability of each candidate. Moran is polling at 34/15 favorability,
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Debates last updated 5.9.2009 The three campaigns agreed to the following debates: April 19th: Farm Team Debate in Williamsburg April 23rd: Virginia Education Association’s Convention Debate in Hampton April 28th: Sorensen Institute/Danville Register & Bee Debate in Danville Debate in Blacksburg April 29th: Huffington Post/Not Larry Sabato/Fire Dog Lake/Collegiate Times Debate in Blacksburg May 19th:
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A Comparison of Virginia’s Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates and their position on various issues (all positions are adapted from the candidates’ websites): Economy & Jobs, Energy & Environment, Education, Transportation & Infrastructure, Health Care, Equality & Civil Rights, Consumer Protection, and their respective Biographies – click here.
cross-posted from FairfaxDemocrats.org by Former Senator Emilie Miller Jane Vitray was not born a Virginian, but the citizens of Virginia and the Democratic Party are fortunate she chose this Commonwealth. She was from Hoboken, New Jersey and was the best of “Eastern Liberal”. . In the late 1960′s and early 1970′s she was the first
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cross-posted from DemRulz Chairman Richard Cranwell and Northern Virginia elected Democrats addressed a rally today in Annandale, down the road from the Republican gubernatorial candidate’s announcement. Cranwell praised all three Democratic candidates, recalled the successes of the Warner and Kaine administrations (best managed state in the country, etc.), and made it clear that the GOP
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President Obama is planning an online town hall-style meeting on the White House’s Web site Thursday, March 26th. The online town hall will be at 11:30 am Eastern. Obama will answer questions about the economy and other topics at WhiteHouse.gov. Visitors to the Web site, http://www.WhiteHouse.gov/OpenForQuestions/, can determine what questions the President will answer by
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cross-posted from FairfaxDemocrats.org by Scott Surovell, Chair FCDC Earlier this month, Fairfax County At-Large School Board Member Ilryong Moon lost a special election to Kings Park Homeowners Association President, John Cook by 89 votes. 3 days before the election, The Washington Post endorsed Cook saying he "had the slight edge" "based on his ability to
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March 24, 2009 56:09 full text of news conference
2010 Congressional Election
Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010
polls open 6 am - 7 pm, normal location
election info, click here
Deadlines
October 12th
Voter Registration Closes
October 26th
Absentee Ballot Application
October 30th
Absentee in Person Voting Ends
November 2nd, 7:00 pm
Absentee Ballots Received
Lee District is one of nine Supervisor Districts in Fairfax County Virginia with 22 precincts and almost 62,000 registered voters (1.3% of all active registered voters in Virginia, 9.8% of those in Fairfax County). Across these 22 precincts, Lee District is represented by two United States Congressional Districts (the 8th and 11th), three Virginia Senate Districts (the 30th, 36th and 39th), and four Virginia Delegate Districts (the 39th, 43rd, 44th and 45th). 28 elected officials represent Lee District: 23 are Democrats. Click here for their info.
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