Jess Foster, a criminal defense attorney from Remington, is running to represent District 88 in the House of Delegates. Mark Cole currently holds the seat.
Name: Jess Foster
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Politics
My name is Ann Wheeler, and I know the people and the issues in Prince William County, and as Chair, I’ll make sure we work together to make our county stronger.
We have the largest class sizes in the state and the lowest-paid teachers in the region.
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Democratic Delegates Danica Roem and Lee Carter faced off with their Republican challengers on issues such as abortion and gun reform Wednesday at a forum in Manassas.
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Gwen Bell is running to represent Rock Hill District for the Stafford County Board of Supervisors with a platform of improving education and county pay parity. The position is currently held by Wendy Maurer.
Name: Gwen Bell
Ronnie Ross is seeking the office of State Senate for District 27 with a focus on healthcare, schools, and the rural economy.
Name: Ronnie Ross
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Ruth Anderson is running for re-election as the Occoquan District Supervisor for the Prince William Board of County Supervisors. She has held the office for four years.
Name: Ruth Anderson
Paul Waldowski is running for Commissioner of the Revenue for Stafford. The position is currently held by Scott Mayausky.
Name: Paul Waldowski
Scott Mayausky is running for re-election as Commissioner of the Revenue for Stafford. He has served as Commissioner of the Revenue since 2000 and wants to continue incorporating innovative technology in the County.
Name: Scott Mayausky
Ann Wheeler, a former energy consultant with many years of experience as a financial manager, is running to be Chair of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors.
Republican Corey Stewart currently holds the seat and is not seeking reelection.
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Dr. Elizabeth Warner is running to represent the Griffis-Widewater District on the Stafford County School Board. Her focuses are on teacher recruitment and retention, offering better pay and benefits for area educators.
The position is currently held by Jamie Decatur, who is running for re-election.