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Now is the time for all good persons to come to the aid of their watershed!
The 2019 Elections in Fairfax County saw an unusually high turnover on the Board of Supervisors. ♦ Think about your watershed when you vote. ♦ Think about your watershed when you ask questions at candidate forums.
♦ Think about your watershed if you are a candidate asking voters to put our future in your hands.
★ = Candidates Elected
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - General Election Nov. 5, 2019 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
General Assembly
(in the Accotink Creek watershed)
In 2019 there were just a handful of contested elections among the 15 Virginia Senate and House of Delegates districts in the Accotink Creek watershed.
(Click on district name for election finance tracking at Virginia Public Access Project)
Virginia League of Conservation Voters
Board of Supervisors
(in the Accotink Creek watershed)
Board of Supervisors Election Finance Tracking at Virginia Public Access Project
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Friends of Accotink Creek asked all supervisor candidates to respond to a set of questions on watershed issues. All responses we have received are linked next to the candidate's name.
Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District Board (competing for 3 seats)
The role of the Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District is not so well known as some other government bodies. Voters were asked to choose three candidates anong those running. Let’s learn a little about this body and its Board before we enter the voting booth.
Democratic Party webpage summarizing Fairfax County elections and candidates
Republican Party webpage summarizing Fairfax County elections and candidates
Here follows an unordered assortment of 2019 general election news
Candidates for Fairfax board chairman diverge on issues, philosophy
League of Womwn Voters Candidate Forum
Galdo/Gorka Interview
Candidates for Braddock Supervisor
Gross and Aiken Make Their Case
Paul Bolon, Republican nominee for Providence District Supervisor, passes away
Fairfax GOP Endorses Candidates for Soil & Water Conservation Board
Meet the Candidates for Board of Supervisors
Meet the Candidates for Soil & water Conservation District
Taxpayer advocate to square off against veteran legislator in Senate District 32
Richard Hayden Runs in House 44th
A useful primer on the role of soil & water conservation districts
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Friends of Accotink Creek acted as cosponsor for several supervisor candidate debates:
May 2nd - Providence and Hunter Mill Districts
May 9th - Lee, Mason, Braddock, and Springfield Districts
May 13th - Chairman of Board of Supervisors Candidates Debate
June 6th - Chairman of Board of Supervisors Candidates Environmental Forum (scroll down for videos)
General Assembly
(in the Accotink Creek watershed)
So far, in 2019 there are just a handful of contested elections among the 15 Virginia Senate and House of Delegates districts in the Accotink Creek watershed.
(Click on district name for election finance tracking at Virginia Public Access Project)
Virginia League of Conservation Voters
Board of Supervisors
(in the Accotink Creek watershed)
Board of Supervisors Election Finance Tracking at Virginia Public Access Project
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Friends of Accotink Creek asked all supervisor candidates to respond to a set of questions on watershed issues. All responses we have received are linked next to the candidate's name.
Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District Board (competing for 3 seats)
The role of the Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District is not so well known as some other government bodies. Voters will be asked to choose three candidates anong those running. Let’s learn a little about this body and its Board before we enter the voting booth.
Democratic Party webpage summarizing Fairfax County elections and candidates
Republican Party equivalent was not live during primary season.
Here follows an unordered assortment of 2019 primary election news
Fairfax Primary Race Results
Virginia Primary Guide
Who's Who In Unprecedented Race for Fairfax County Chair
Candidates for Board Chairman Outline Priorities
Human rights lawyer is trying to take out a giant of Virginia Democratic politics
Washington Post Endorsed No Female Candidates?
Washington Post Endorsements
Five Democrats Vie for Hunter Mill Supervisor
Corado v. Walkinshaw for Braddock District
McKay Responds to Accusations
Candidates for Northern Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District
Candidates for Board Chair - Experience vs. New Blood
Meet the Candidates for Board Chairman
Chairman Race Heats Up
Herrity Announces Re-Election Campaign
Aiken Launches Campaign for Mason
McKay Conflict of Interest?
Hunter Mill Candidates Debate
Chapman Campaign Platform
Mason District Candidates Talk
Carey Campbell on the ballot again for Braddock supervisor
Maggie Parker Running for HunterMill Supervisor
Candidates Speaking at the Fairfax County Democratic Committee Meeting
Favola and Merlene in Senate District 31
Providence District Supervisor Race Takes Off
More Candidates for Braddock Supervisor
Faceoff in Senate District 35
In Hunter Mill Three Candidates Vie
Who Will Lead the Board of Supervisors?
Battle of Braddock
Alicia Plerhoples Announces
Alicia Plerhoples Announces for Chairman
Environmental Activist Takes on Kory
Hudgins Won't Seek Reelection
Environmental Platform for School Board
Rare Primary for Board Chair
Unpacking Fairfax County Elections
Laurie Dodd Vies for Hunter Mill Supervisor
School Board Turnover
McKay Experience Lauded
Supervisor Cook Will Not Seek Reelection
Supervisor Cook Announcement & Reflections
County Headed for Political Transformation
Supervisor Smyth Announces Her Retirement
Primary Challenge in Senate 35th
Sperling Seeks Springfield District Supervisor Seat
Supervisor Gross Running for Reelection
Chairman Bulova Will Not Seek Reelection
Walkinshaw Launches Campaign for Braddock Supervisor
More Candidates Running for Board of Supervisors
Aiken Launches Campaign for Mason Supervisor
Aiken Press Release for Mason Supervisor
McElveen Launches Campaign for Chairman of Board of Supervisors
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