12/14/15 / Breaking News / Politics /
Dec. 14 Donald J. Trump for President Inc. is pleased to announce that Corey Stewart, Chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, has joined the campaign and will serve as Chairman of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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12/14/15 / Politics /
Voters will have a total of 12 presidential candidates from which to choose when the Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) holds its Super Tuesday primary election on March 1.
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12/09/15 / Politics /
The Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) announced Dec. 9 that Senator Marco Rubio is the tenth Republican candidate to submit signatures for "pre-check" review by the RPV and for submission to the State Board of Elections.
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12/07/15 / Politics /
The Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) said Dec. 7 that Carly Fiorina is the ninth Republican candidate to submit signatures for "pre-check" review by the RPV and for submission to the State Board of Elections."Virginia is where my husband, Frank, and I met and married and where our family calls home," the candidate said.
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12/05/15 / Haymarket / People & Places / Politics / State Government /
The Haymarket area General Assembly delegation has sent a letter to the State Corporation Commission requesting that SCC members consider holding the public hearing on the power lines at a time when the members of the delegation are able to attend--preferably after the General Assembly adjourns.
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12/05/15 / Federal Government / People & Places / Politics /
The Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) has announced that Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky is the eighth Republican candidate to submit signatures for "pre-check" review by the RPV and for submission to the State Board of Elections.
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11/30/15 / Breaking News / Manassas / Politics /
A Trump for President rally will be held at the Prince William County Fairgrounds on Dumfries Road in Manassas on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 7:30 p.m., according to a news release from the Donald J. Trump for President campaign office. Doors open at 5 p.m.
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11/17/15 / Federal Government / People & Places / Politics /
Virginians are solidly opposed to President Obama’s plans to allow Syrian refugees into the country, with many residents concerned that doing so would make a future terrorist attack more likely, according to a new survey sponsored by the University of Mary Washington’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies.
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