During a recent forum at Victory Hall in Scottsville, Albemarle County Board of Supervisors candidate Michael Hallahan, a Republican, discussed how, while canvassing near 5th St. Station, he was surprised by many residents not realizing they were in the Scottsville District and that he and Democrat Donna Price were their options come Election Day. Urban […]
Tag: 2020 Elections
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2020 Presidential candidate O’Rourke returned to Charlottesville
Summer is coming to an end, but stumping season is starting. 2020 Democratic Presidential candidate and former Texas Congressman, Beto O’Rourke returned to Charlottesville on Saturday for a second time to speak at a canvassing gathering for state senate candidate Amy Laufer and commonwealth attorney candidate Jim Hingeley. A crowd of about 100 gathered outside […]
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Primary results and mentoring in education
On this session of WTJU’s Soundboard, Charlotte, Emily, and Ali talk with WTJU intern Matt Villiott about the results of local primary elections and Albemarle County’s most recent commitments to redeveloping downtown Crozet and the Southwood Mobile Home Park.
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The I Love CVille Show
On the I Love CVille Show, Charlottesville Tomorrow reporter Charlotte Rene Woods and lawyer Elliott Harding, talk to host Jerry Miller about the regional primaries and what’s next for local and state elections.
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Candidates reflect on primary campaigns
A crowd of over 50 gathered on the patio of Champion Brewing shortly after the primary election polls closed Tuesday. The skies were still blue, and results had yet to pour in for Virginia’s 57th District. The blue district, which represents Charlottesville and part of Albemarle County, had two women running in its Democratic primary. […]
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2019 Voter Guide launches with primary races
Virginia is for…elections. In a state where there’s generally some type of election happening every year, 2019 is hefty, as all 140 seats in both houses of the General Assembly are up for grabs. Regionally, there are three seats opening on the Charlottesville City Council and the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors. Other contested elections […]
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Local voter guide, plus Virginia Beach gun safety legislation response
Related Articles: 2019 Voter Guide launches with primary races A conversation with millennial City Council and Board of Supervisors candidates Local philanthropist proposes raising a “Bandera Monumental” on edge of Trump Winery This week on WTJU’s Soundboard, Charlotte discusses the June 11 primaries in Charlottesville and Albemarle and what the youngest candidates think they bring […]
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A conversation with millennial City Council and Board of Supervisors candidates
Charlottesville Tomorrow sat down with a Charlottesville City Council candidate and an Albemarle County Board of Supervisors candidate to discuss how the two governments could enhance collaboration and share insights as the youngest candidates in local races. Responses have been edited for clarity Charlotte Rene Woods: Run For Something is an organization that supports new […]
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2019 Voter Guide and abortion in Virginia politics
On this edition of Soundboard, Charlotte, Giles, and Elliott look at Charlottesville Tomorrow’s 2019 Voter Guide and where the fault lines are between different candidates in the Charlottesville and Albemarle County primaries.
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After 25 years of service, Toscano says he’s not done yet
Longtime delegate writing book about importance of state issues
