Prince William County Democratic Committee

The News Messenger has several online polls regarding who you will vote for this November in your local House of Delegates race. If you have not already done so please vote in these polls for our Democratic candidates.
 
Vote for John Bell in the 13th District Online Poll
 
Vote for Delegate Paul Nichols in the 51st District Online Poll
 
Vote for Luke Torian in the 52nd District Online Poll

I'm Paul Nichols , and I am running to represent the 51st District in Virginia's House of Delegates. I've lived in the Lake Ridge area for nearly 30 years. This is where I raised my kids, and I'm a small business owner here as well. I believe that Prince William County is the best place in Virginia, but our current General Assembly is holding us back.

Jeanette Rishell believes in hard work and in taking personal responsibility for her words and actions. She is a mother and a grandmother whose family is at the center of her life, and because of this, she is committed to making our community a better place for our children and grandchildren, and to living by the values and morals she's learned from her faith.

Steve Shannon, a resident of Dunn Loring, Virginia, represents the 35th District (part of Fairfax County, Virginia) in the Virginia House of Delegates. Prior to being elected to the Virginia House of Delegates, Shannon served as Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for Fairfax County. Steve is also a trial lawyer at the Fairfax law firm of Odin, Feldman & Pittleman.

John Bell is a retired member of the United States Air Force.  He served for almost 26 years before retiring in 2007. During his Air Force career, John served as a Finance Officer all over the world, including tours in Southwest Asia in support of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

For more than 25 years, Jody Wagner has called Virginia home – raising four children, building a small family business, becoming active in her local community, and serving as a key part of the team that put Virginia back on the right track during the Warner and Kaine Administrations.

Senator Deeds has spent the last two decades serving constituents from all walks of life--from his start as Bath County prosecutor to his current position as a State Senator representing the City of Charlottesville and a district that stretches to the West Virginia border.