General Election, Tuesday November 8, 2011 (polls are open from 6:00 am to 7:00 pm). Each 2011 ballot in Lee District will have 13 offices to elect: Commonwealth Attorney, Sheriff, State Senator, State Delegate, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, Lee District Supervisor, School Board (At-Large [3], Lee District), Soil and Water Directors [3]. Candidates for office and their information (Democrat / endorsed [School Board, Soil and Water]), click here.

Delegate David Englin (D-45) talks about his legislation to end the budget gimmicks that undermine Virginia’s long-term fiscal stability, create hardships for small businesses, and hinder the General Assembly’s ability to have an open and honest discussion of budget and revenue priorities. Virginia Retirement System Lock Box Amendment (HJ 680): Protects the future solvency of
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Lee District is represented by four House of Delegates districts: 39th, 43rd, 44th and 45th. The Washington Post made endorsements for each race, and it’s a clean sweep for the Democrats! 39th, incumbent Vivian Watts Of her challengers: “None is the equal of Ms. Watts, a former state secretary of transportation.” 43rd, incumbent Mark Sickles
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Virginia has elections EVERY year: the first Tuesday in November after the first Monday. November 3, 2009 – polls open 6:00 am to 7:00 pm Candidates   Party Designators: D=Democrat I=Independent IG=Independent Green L=Libertarian R=Republican GOVERNOR R. Creigh Deeds (D) www.DeedsForVirginia.com Robert F. “Bob” McDonnell (R)  – www.bobmcdonnell.com   LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Jody M. Wagner (D)
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It’s HERE! The Virginia Democratic Coordinated Campaign Landsdowne Headquarters for VA Victory ’09. We’re here working for our state-wide candidates Creigh Deeds for Governor, Jody Wagner for Lieutenant Governor, and Steve Shannon for Attorney General as well as our Lee District Delegates Mark Sickles (43rd), David Englin (45th) and candidate for the 44th, Scott Surovell.
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March 14, 2008 Late yesterday evening, the 2008 session of the General Assembly officially adjourned. While it took a few extra days to hammer out the details, we made some tough choices in the face of a $2-billion revenue shortfall driven by the national economic downturn, and we ultimately passed a two-year $77-billion budget that
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