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Tag: 2023 Voter Guide – Charlottesville City
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Q&A with the 4 candidates seeking the 4 seats on the Charlottesville City School Board
The seven-member board will most likely have these four new members.
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Voter Guide: Q&As with the three candidates for Charlottesville City Council
The three candidates for three City Council seats see housing as one of the top issues for the city.
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Snook, Payne and Oschrin win the Democratic City Council primary
There are no Republican, third party or independent candidates in the race, so these three are all but guaranteed to join Council next year.
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With primaries over, Albemarle County and Charlottesville have candidates for school boards and local government
Here’s the rundown of who is running.
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Four of Charlottesville School Board’s seven seats may turn over this fall, bringing in entirely new leadership for the district
Whomever takes the new board seats will be making a lot of important decisions in the coming years.
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City Council Voter Guide: Charlottesville candidates lay out their stances on zoning, transportation, taxation, and public safety.
The democratic primary election is June 20. The three candidates who win the primary will likely go on to take the open Council seats.
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Here’s why Primary Day could be City Council Election Day in Charlottesville
The only candidates for Charlottesville City Council at present are Democrats.
