UPDATED: Please see WHAT IS ON THE BALLOT? PRIMARY ELECTION ON JUNE 11, 2019? — REVISITED. Also, check out
2019 VOTER GUIDES AND SURVEY RESPONSES FROM CANDIDATES RUNNING IN THE JUNE 11TH PRIMARY ELECTION.

Check out pwcvotes.com.  They have Sample Ballots for 2019 June Primary. This shows the number of different ballots the Office of Elections will produce. Why so many. The boundaries for the State Senate Districts, House of Delegate Districts, and the Magisterial Districts don’t have anything to do with each other. Magisterial Districts just have to be within the boundaries of the county.

Note that Republicans are holding a firehouse primary on May 4th (see pwcgop.gop and Prince William County Republican Party Primary (pwcvotes.com) for information). So few Republicans will participate in the June 11th primary. Except for the 13 Senate District, all of the ballots will be Democratic ballots.  That is, except for folks in the 13 Senate District, the only choice will be a Democrat ballot.

Who is running?

Democrats

Countywide

Commonwealth’s Attorney

• • Tracey A. Lenox
  • Amy K. Ashworth

Sheriff

• • Joshua Lavon King
  • Brian K. Fields

Member Senate of Virginia 28th District

• Qasim Rashid
• Laura A. Sellers

Member House of Delegates 50th District

• Mark D. Wolfe
• Lee J. Carter

Member House of Delegates 52nd District

• Luke E. Torian
• Kevin M. Wade

Member House of Delegates 87th District

• Suhas Subramanyam
• Hassan M. Ahmad
• Akshay Bhamidipati
• Johanna L. Gusman

Member Board of Supervisors Coles District

• Raheel A. Sheikh
• Latonsha D. “LT” Pridgen

Member Board of Supervisors Neabsco District

• Victor S. Angry
• Aracely Panameno

Member Board of Supervisors Occoquan District

• Kenny Allen Boddye
• Aaron C. “A.C.E.” Edmond

Member Board of Supervisors Woodbridge District

• Margaret Angela Franklin
• Frank J. Principi

Republicans

Member Senate of Virginia 13th District

• Geary M. Higgins
• Ron A. Meyer, Jr.

What will be on your ballot? See pwcvotes.com‘s “Know before you go” section and follow the instructions.  That way you will know before you go to vote.