Prince William County

Party Performance: Governor 2009 59% McDonnell 41% Deeds See all statewide results

Top Donors from Prince William County $98,215 Lateef for Prince William County Board Chair - Babur $96,119 Democratic Party - Prince William County, Va $67,040 Lingamfelter for Delegate - Scott $65,021 Stewart for Prince William County Board Chair - Corey $61,985 Torian for Delegate - Luke $51,033 Comcast - Prince William $47,195 Wheeler, Ann B $43,701 Anderson, Cleveland $36,225 Hendley, Martha W $33,550 Potomac Nationals Baseball See all donors from Prince William County

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November 8, 2011

Brentsville Supervisor

Candidate	Primary Spent	General Spent	Total Spent	Votes	Percentage
Wallace S Covington* (Republican)	$159,886	$12,380	$172,266	6,668	(Winner) 96.6%

Coles Supervisor

Candidate	Primary Spent	General Spent	Total Spent	Votes	Percentage
Anthony Arnold (Democrat)	$0	$8,229	$8,229	2,906	30.7%
Martin E Nohe* (Republican)	$82,177	$31,031	$113,208	6,528	(Winner) 69.1%

Gainesville Supervisor

Totals reflect amounts spent by each candidate's primary campaign account. At least one candidate in this race raised additional money through another type of committee. Show all committees

Candidate	Primary Spent	General Spent	Total Spent	Votes	Percentage
Peter Candland (Republican)	$41,875	$61,868	$103,743	5,186	(Winner) 56.3%
Ann B Wheeler (Democrat)	$0	$135,978	$135,978	4,010	43.5%

Neabsco Supervisor

Candidate	Spent	Votes	Percentage
John Jenkins* (Democrat)	$80,042	5,782	(Winner) 97.8%

Occoquan Supervisor

Candidate	Spent	Votes	Percentage
Michael May* (Republican)	$43,973	8,785	(Winner) 98.7%

Potomac Supervisor

Candidate	Spent	Votes	Percentage
Maureen S Caddigan* (Republican)	$46,288	7,598	(Winner) 98.2%

Woodbridge Supervisor

Totals reflect amounts spent by each candidate's primary campaign account. At least one candidate in this race raised additional money through another type of committee. Show all committees

Candidate	Spent	Votes	Percentage
Frank Principi* (Democrat)	$111,464	3,514	(Winner) 60.8%
Christopher A Royse (Republican)	$23,017	2,251	39.0%

At Large Supervisor Chairperson

Totals reflect amounts spent by each candidate's primary campaign account. At least one candidate in this race raised additional money through another type of committee. Show all committees

Candidate	Spent	Votes	Percentage
John S Gray (Independent)	$56,304	8,207	14.5%
Babur B Lateef (Democrat)	$509,820	15,469	27.2%
Corey A Stewart* (Republican)	$452,858	32,997	(Winner) 58.1%

* Incumbent

Headlines

• New VRE chairman discusses railway, (Washington Post, 02/08/2012)
  
• Consulting commuters on I-66 needs, (Washington Post, 02/04/2012)
  
• Dulles Rail back on track, managers say, (Washington Examiner, 02/03/2012)
  
• Metro: Riders' fares to cover 42% of Silver Line costs in first 3 years , (Washington Examiner, 01/31/2012)
  
• Manassas Republicans endorse mayor, newcomer for May election, (Washington Post, 01/29/2012)
  

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Demographics

Population:	402,002	(from 2010 Census)
Registered voters:	228,305	(As of 03/25/2011)
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General Assembly Districts

House of Delegates District 13
  (Incumbent: Bob Marshall)
House of Delegates District 2
  (Incumbent: Mark Dudenhefer)
House of Delegates District 31
  (Incumbent: Scott Lingamfelter)
House of Delegates District 40
  (Incumbent: Tim Hugo)
House of Delegates District 50
  (Incumbent: Jackson Miller)
House of Delegates District 51
  (Incumbent: Rich Anderson)
House of Delegates District 52
  (Incumbent: Luke Torian)
House of Delegates District 87
  (Incumbent: David Ramadan)
State Senate District 13
  (Incumbent: Dick Black)
State Senate District 28
  (Incumbent: Richard Stuart)
State Senate District 29
  (Incumbent: Chuck Colgan)
State Senate District 36
  (Incumbent: Toddy Puller)
State Senate District 39
  (Incumbent: George Barker)
US House of Representatives District 1
  (Incumbent: )
US House of Representatives District 10
  (Incumbent: )
US House of Representatives District 11
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