Category Archives: 16th Virginia Senate Democratic Nomination Caucus

Floyd Brown, Jr. & Melvin C. Jones, Sr. Endorsed by the Southside Virginia Association of Realtors

22 Thursday Oct 2015

Posted by in 16th Virginia Senate Democratic Nomination Caucus, 63rd Virginia House District, District 1 PG BOS, District 2 PG BOS, Local Government, Prince George Board of Supervisors

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The Southside Virginia Association of Realtors (SVAR) has endorsed certain candidates for election on November 3rd.

In local Prince George races SVAR endorsed Floyd Brown, Jr., for District 1 Board of Supervisors and Melvin C. Jones, Sr., for District 2 Board of Supervisors.

Floyd Brown, Jr., (FJ) is a member of the Prince George Democratic Committee and is a Democratic Candidate for the Board of Supervisors from District 1.  Melvin, C. Jones, Sr., though running as an Independent for District 2 Board of Supervisors, is also a member of the Prince George Democratic Committee.

In state races which have districts in Prince George, SVAR endorsed Senator Rosalyn R. Dance for reelection to the 16th Virginia Senate District and  Lashrecse Aird for election to the 63rd Virginia House of Delegates District.

For the complete announcement by SVAR please click below.

SVARNovemberelectionendorsements

A guide to the 63rd House District Democratic candidates – News – The Progress-Index – Petersburg, VA

04 Thursday Jun 2015

Posted by in 16th Virginia Senate Democratic Nomination Caucus, 63rd Virginia House District, Prince George Politics, Virginia Politics

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In case you missed it … this article published in the June 4 Progress-Index.  This article also takes a glancing look at the 16th VA Senate District primary race.

A guide to the 63rd House District Democratic candidates – News – The Progress-Index – Petersburg, VA.

Schapiro digs deep into greater Richmond area politics

01 Wednesday Apr 2015

Posted by in 16th VA Senate District, 16th Virginia Senate Democratic Nomination Caucus, Prince George Politics, Uncategorized, Virginia Politics

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Schapiro’s headline that the stakes are low doesn’t strike true with this Prince Georgian. True Prince George doesn’t have much presence in the 16th VA Senate District (about 7 or 8%), but that seat has a profound influence on the County.  Read Schaprio’s column and draw your own conclusions.

Schapiro: Metro politics vicious because the stakes are so low – Richmond.com: Political Commentary From Jeff Schapiro.

See you at the PG Dems meeting on Thursday, April 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the PG Social Services Building (1st Floor), 6450 Administration Drive, Prince George Government Complex, BLDG #12.   We now have a request from Atiba Muse, candidate for nomination in the 63rd VA House District to be on the Agenda.  The Chair, Cynthia Mitchell, will designate a time limit for candidates on the Agenda to speak.

Contact Carol Woodward at woodwardcd@aol.com if you need more information.

Two Richmonders don’t make cut for 16th VA Senate Primary

01 Wednesday Apr 2015

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The 16th VA Senate Democratic primary race took an interesting turn with the announcement that latecomers to the race, Joe Morrissey and Derik Jones didn’t collect the required number of valid signatures to run as Democrats in the Democratic Primary on June 9.

The !6th has only a small footprint in Prince George County.  Courts is the only precinct totally in the 16th, while there are portions of Jefferson Park and Rives precincts included.

There is more behind this story from a local perspective, but there are so many threats of legal suit, that we will leave that back story out of this post to protect the innocent.

Morrissey, Derik Jones fail to qualify for Democratic primary – Richmond.com: Virginia News And Politics.

See all at the PG Dems meeting on Thursday, April 2 at the Prince George Social Services (Human Services) Building.  You may want to take notes. Note meeting begins at 5:30 p.m.

 

Virginia Senate District 16 Holding Unassembled Caucus to Elect Nominee for Special Election

27 Sunday Jul 2014

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Voters in the 16th Virginia District …  August 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. is the date for the unassembled caucus to elect the Democratic Nominee in the special election on November 4th to fill the seat left vacant by Senator Henry Marsh’s retirement in early July.

The Virginia 16th Senate District includes parts of Richmond and Chesterfield, all of Hopewell, and Petersburg and parts of Dinwiddie  and Prince George.

On August 9th Prince George Voters who reside in the 16th Virginia Senate District, who are registered voters will vote in one  of the two voting places designated in Prince George for this special process.  The Prince George Precincts in the Virginia 16th Senate District are Jefferson Park, Courts, Rives, and Union Branch.

One polling place will be the Prince George County Circuit Courthouse at 6601 Courts Drive in the county government complex.  The Prince George Dems are working on securing one more voting location and should have that precinct confirmed by Monday, July 28th.

These eligible voters must sign a pledge that they will vote for non other than the Democratic Nominee in the November Special Election.  One need not be a resident in the voting precinct designated by the Prince George Democratic Committee for the Nomination Caucus.

This is a very fast moving process.  The Democratic Nominee will be elected on August 9, certified on August 15, and the special election will be on November 4, 2014, the date of the regular Election Day.

More information will be provided as soon as possible.

Please review the Call to Caucus and the Rules of the Caucus below.  Make copies, take to your churches, civic groups, and neighborhood associations.  This is so terribly important for Prince George.

More information to come. Don’t hesitate to contact Carol Woodward at 804-691-8486 or at woodwardcd@aol.com for more information.

Call to Caucus final        Caucus Rules final

Would you like more information?