Weekend Wrap Up Written on June 18, 2011, by Michael.
Read this, then get outside.
Justice Department approves State House and Senate Districts Written on June 17, 2011, by JR Hoeft.
Well, it’s official now. Redistricting has been approved by the Department of Justice in the case of the House of Delegate and State Senate lines. Get used [...]
Stopping Revisionist (Recent) History in PWC Written on June 17, 2011, by Riley.
Over the past few days, several individuals who were present at Monday’s Prince William County Republican Committee meeting have been telling me about an incident during it which they found quite humorous because what was being said to them direc…
PWC Redistricting Plan Approved by Justice Dept. Written on June 14, 2011, by Riley.
Prince William County’s redistricting plan has been approved by the U.S. Dept. of Justice. Despite getting a very late start and an accelerated deadline, the process worked and produced seven districts that largely make sense. Special kudos g…
Spotsylvania county final redistricting maps are in Written on June 1, 2011, by spotsyhoya.
The process was fair and thorough, though we are not entirely pleased with the final result- especially several confusing last minute changes in Chancellor District proposed by Democrat Supervisor Hap Connors. For instance: There is now a Wilderness Pr…
Augusta BOS approves a redistricting map Written on May 26, 2011, by Lynn R. Mitchell.
The redistricting basics.Dr. Kurt Michael, candidate for Wayne District supervisor,was one of the citizens who addressed the Augusta County Board of Supervisorsat Wednesday night’s redistricting public hearing. Reporter Bob Stuart with theWaynesboro Ne…
UPDATED: Senators Smith and Stanley to Move, Foiling Democrats’ Plans Written on May 18, 2011, by Jason Johnson.
What it took Senate Democrats weeks to devise, could be undone by a series of well-orchestrated moves by two western Virginia senators.
VPOD 115: Sen. Mark Obenshain Written on May 5, 2011, by JR Hoeft.
Senator Mark Obenshain (R-Harrisonburg) talks in this podcast about redistricting and what it means for the 2011 state senate campaign. Eve Marie Gleason reports about Steve Waters and the U.S. Senate campaign.
On the air with Ken Cuccinelli, Bob Holsworth and Paul Levengood Written on May 2, 2011, by Norman Leahy.
This podcast edition of “The Score” radio show is a bit eclectic. We’re joined by Dr. Paul Levengood, president and CEO of the Virginia Historical Society, who [...]
Virginia Senate Passes New Redistricting Map; McDonnell to Sign (Updated – Friday, 5 a.m.) Written on April 29, 2011, by Jason Kenney.
Senators Blevins and Quayle and Senators Newman and Smith have been drawn into the same districts in the bipartisan plan approved yesterday by both houses of the General Assembly.