Tuesday night, May 24th at Falls Church High School over 300 people attended to hear 6 candidates for School Board At-Large seeking the endorsement of the Fairfax County (Maria Allen, Greg Brandon, Charisse Espy Glassman, Ryan McElveen , Ilryong Moon – incumbent, and Ted Velkoff). The room was packed and it was warm, but people
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On April 12th the FCDC Steering Committee finalized the balloting process to be used for the endorsement process of school board candidates at the next FCDC General Membership meeting on May 24th. The at-large school board ballot will include each of the six candidates’ names in alphabetical order with instructions to vote for not more
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Lee District’s representative to the Fairfax County School Board, Brad Center, is not running for re-election this year. His term will expire December 31, 2011. Per the Rules and Procedures adopted by the Fairfax County Democratic Committee, the Lee District Democratic Committee selected their rules for endorsement at the February 24th meeting: complete the application
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The Fairfax County School Board is composed of 12-members that are elected to four-year terms that are concurrent with the terms of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors; one School Board member represents each of nine magisterial (election) districts, and three members serve at large. The current School Board members’ terms expire on December 31, 2011.
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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.

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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The Washington Post strongly endorsed Steve Shannon for Attorney General from in this morning’s paper. The Post says that Shannon would “steer a responsible course” in the AG’s office, and would run the office “as a serious, non-partisan agency.” “Given his sometimes bizarre and incendiary ideas,” the Post editors wrote, “We worry that Mr. Cuccinelli would drive qualified
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Jody Wagner for Lieutenant Governor In Virginia, a problem-solver is a better bet than a pol. Monday, October 19, 2009 JODY WAGNER, Virginia’s former secretary of finance, is the sort of Democrat that helped cement the Old Dominion’s status as among the cleanest, best managed and most business-friendly states in the country. She is easily
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Mr. Deeds for Governor His transportation realism and Mr. McDonnell’s bogus roads plan present Virginians with a stark choice on Nov. 3. This incredible line is a direct quote from the Washington Post. The Washington Post Sunday, October 18, 2009   A LEGACY of sound policies, coupled with the proximity of the federal government, has partially
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As primary day in the Commonwealth rapidly approaches, I wanted to reach out to residents of Lee and Mt. Vernon Districts and let them know who I will be casting my vote for on June 9th in the Lieutenant Governor’s race.  We are lucky to have two outstanding candidates in the Democratic primary.  Jody Wagner,
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