Month: August 2019

Readers can check out the records of some of the delegates representing Prince William County in the House of Delegates. The websites are below: Delegate Ayala Delegate Guzman Delegate Carroll Foy Delegate Torian

Top Virginia Democrats refused to answer questions about corporate donations at a recent $25,000 fundraiser in Richmond. The refusal comes even as they begin to launder money to vulnerable Democrats who have “refused” corporate donations. According to a private invitation Continue reading Democrat Leaders Refuse to Answer Questions About Laundered Corporate Donations→

Senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed Del. Ayala for re-election. Both Warren and Ayala have an established track record of supporting left-wing socialist policies. Del. Ayala also champions abortion on demand, and she has been an outspoken supporter of the Virginia Equal Continue reading Elizabeth Warren Endorses Del. Hala Ayala→

Senator Elizabeth Warren just endorsed Delegate Guzman for re-election. With this type of endorsement there is no doubt about Delegate Guzman’s left-wing socialist agenda for Virginia: Free college Abolishing the presidential electoral college Taxpayer funded abortions Eliminating all private health plans Continue reading Elizabeth Warren Endorses Delegate Guzman→

Taking cues from other states and cities that have implemented them, Del. Todd Gilbert, R-Shenandoah, wants Virginia to establish more programs that encourage people to leave violent lifestyles in order to curb shooting deaths. Weeks after the General Assembly abruptly adjourned a Continue reading Virginia GOP Wants to Focus on Violence Prevention Programs→

Just under 8,000 Virginians had taken action to regain their driving privileges as of early August, one month into a law to reinstate licenses suspended due to unpaid fees went into effect. Gov. Ralph Northam and civil rights advocates heralded Continue reading Driver’s License Reinstatements So Far….→

There will be a sea of Republicans and Democrats on the local ballot in November, but Prince William County voters will also see the names of three independent candidates. In interviews with InsideNoVa, the candidates say a polarizing political landscape Continue reading Prince William County’s Independent Candidates→

The biggest story out of recent House of Delegates campaign finance reports may not be what candidates have to spend on themselves, but what one candidate has to spend statewide. Read more about candidate fund raising in 2019.

New to Virginia and want to register to vote in time for the 2019 elections? Just go to this website! https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/Registration/Eligibility