There’s an old saying: If you don’t toot your own horn, nobody will do it for you.
So here goes.
PotomacLocal.com was the first to report Jeremy McPike would be the Democratic nominee for the 29th district Virginia Senate Seat. We reported it before the Associated Press.
Potomac Local is projecting @JeremyMcPike will take 29th. Currently 820 votes with 32 precincts reporting. #projectelection #PrinceWilliam
— Potomac Local (@PotomacLocal) June 10, 2015
BULLETIN (AP) – Jeremy McPike, Dem, nominated State Senate, District 29, Virginia. #SD29
— Max Smith (@amaxsmith) June 10, 2015
The race for the 29th district seat has been, and will continue to be one of the most-watched state senate races in Virginia. Either Jeremy McPike, or Republican Hal Parrish II, who is also seeking the seat that includes nearly all of Prince William County, will replace the retiring Chuck Colgan, the longest siting state senator in the General Assembly.
Given the size and scope of our operation versus other news organizations, we’re pretty darn proud to bring you local news first.
And we thank you, our readers and advertisers, each and every day for trusting us and allowing us to do the job!
