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ARE THESE QUESTIONS YOU WOULD LIKE THE CANDIDATES TO ANSWER? QUESTIONS FOR SHERIFF
Here are the questions we sent to the candidates running to serve as Prince William County’s Sheriff. Note that the form (2019 Sheriff survey, General Election) allows three answers: support, oppose, or undecided. When candidates respond, most insert a few … Continue reading
ARE THESE QUESTIONS YOU WOULD LIKE THE CANDIDATES TO ANSWER? QUESTIONS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY
Here are the questions we sent to the candidates running to serve as Prince William County’s Commonwealth’s Attorney. Note that the form (Commonwealth’s Attorney Survey, General Election) allows three answers: support, oppose, or undecided. When candidates respond, most insert a … Continue reading
WHO IS RUNNING FOR LOCAL RACES IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY? — PART 2B
Who is going to be on your ballot? Depends upon where you live. Since the ballot is going to be so busy, I have broken up the lists of candidates up into sections, separate posts. In WHO IS RUNNING FOR THE PRINCE … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 Election, Citizen Responsibilities
Tagged 2019 Election, Amy Ashworth, Andrea Bailey, Ann Wheeler, Board of County Supervisors, Commonwealth's Attorney, Danny Funderburk, Donald Scoggins, Douglas Taggart, Glen Hill, Jeanine Lawson, John Gray, Joshua King, Kenny Boddye, local politics, Maggie Hansford, Margaret Franklin, Mike May, Muneer Baig., Pete Candland, Prince William, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, Raheel Sheikh, Rhonda Dickson, Ruth Anderson, Sheriff, Sheriff Glen Hill, Victor Angry, Yesli Vega
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT DEBATES: CHAIRMAN OF THE SCHOOL BOARD AND COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY
On Wednesday night I attended the first two debates sponsored by The Prince William Committee of 100 and the League of Women Voters. So far there is not much “news” out there about the debates. Potomac Local has posted stories on … Continue reading
ELECTION NEWS: JULY 11, 2019
The party nomination elections have completed. Yesterday we celebrated Independence Day. We have entered The Dog Days of Summer (almanac.com), that slow less hectic time when we take it easy, watch things grow, enjoy our summer vacations, and welcome cooling … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 Election, Citizen Responsibilities
Tagged 2019 Election, Adele Jackson, Amy Ashworth, Ann Wheeler, bond referendum, Brian Fields, Corey Stewart, Danny Funderburk, Democrat Andrea Bailey, Devinder Singh, DJ Jordan, Donald Scoggins, Douglas Taggart, Equal Rights Amendment, Frank Principi, Gun Control, Jeanine Lawson, Jesse Maggitt, John Gray, Josh King, Kenny Boddye, Maggie Hansford, Margaret Franklin, Mark Warner, Marty Nohe, Maureen Caddigan, Mike May, Muneer Baig., Pete Candland, politics, Prince William, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, Qasim Rashid, Raheel Sheikh, Red Flag Law, Rhonda Dickson, Richard Stuart, Ruth Anderson, Scott Taylor, Sheriff Glen Hill, Victor Angry, Virginia, Yesli Vega
