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Incumbent Republican Glen Hill has pulled ahead in the race after he was down in the vote count last night.
Election workers were busy this morning in Manassas working to certify the vote.
He was appointed to the council earlier this year after Councilman Ken Elston resigned, opting to move to North Carolina for a new job.
There was also an open seat on the city’s School Board won tonight by Democrat Lisa Anne Stevens.
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Cavalier is the incumbent Stafford County Supervisor in the Griffis-Widewater District.
Allen told us she’s exicted about topping Cavalier in the vote count.
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With this election, he’ll head into his second term.
Next door at the county courthouse, Commonwealth Attorney Eric Olsen will keep his job.
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What started in 2017 continued in 2019, as Democrats held their seats in the General Assembly.
House of Delegates
The victim of the homicide that occurred on Leighton Place in Manassas on Oct. 29, 2019 is identified as Richard WEBSTER, a 21 year-old resident of Manassas.
Detectives have arrested three suspects in connection with this case.
Retiring Prince William County Commonwealth Attorney Paul Ebert will headline the annual parade.
Paul Ebert retires at the end of the year having served 52 years as the Commonwealth’s Attorney for the citizens of Prince William County and the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. During his tenure, he has steadfastly upheld the laws of Virginia in the pursuit of justice and community safety.
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It’s all come down to this: Election Day in the Old Dominion.
VPAP has their eye on several key races in our area, to include the 51 District race between incumbent Hyla Ayala (D) and Richard Anderson (R), the challenger who held the seat between 2010 and 2017.