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Prince William County

Prince William County is located just south of Fairfax County, stretching from the banks of the Potomac River to Haymarket and the Loudoun County line in the northwest. The county includes the growing I-95/Route 1 and I-66 corridors, along with the Civil War's Manassas Battlefield, the historic town of Occoquan, and the U.S. Marine Corps Base Quantico. Prince William has grown rapidly in the past two decades, and now has more than 300,000 residents.

Communities in Prince William County: Dale City, Dumfries, Gainesville, Haymarket, Manassas (outside city limits), Lake Ridge, Nokesville, Occoquan, Quantico, Triangle, Woodbridge.
NOTE: Prince William County does not include the independent cities of Manassas and Manassas Park, which are geographically inside the county.

District	Precincts	Voters1/	Population2/
1st	8	23,000 (active: 22,000)	38,000
10th	11	29,000 (active: 27,000)	53,000
11th	51	142,000 (active: 136,000)	190,000
TOTAL	70	194,000 (active: 185,000)	281,0003/
1/ - Registered voters as of Dec. 2007, from SBE. 2/ - Population as of 2000, from U.S. Census. 3/ - Est. population in 2006 was 358,000, per U.S. Census.

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Prince William County government

The county is governed by an 8-member Board of Supervisors, with a Chairman elected at large and 7 supervisors elected by magisterial district, all elected for 4-year terms.

Chairman: Corey Stewart (R)
District Supervisors:
• Brentsville - Wally Covington (R)
• Cole - Marty Nohe (R)
• Dumfries - Maureen Caddigan (R)
• Gainesville - John Stirrup (R)
• Neabsco - John Jenkins (D)
• Occoquan - Mike May (R)
• Woodbridge - Frank Principi (D)

Prince William County and the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park also jointly elect their constitutional officers:
Clerk of Courts: Michèle McQuigg (R)
Commonwealth's Attorney: Paul Ebert (D)
Sheriff: Glen Hill (R)

Election cycle: County elections are held in November of odd--numbered non-gubernatorial years. (Last election: Nov. 2007. Next election: Nov. 2011.)

County website: www.PWCgov.org

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Prince William County in the General Assembly

Virginia House of Delegates: State Delegates are elected to 2-year terms. The county includes all or part of 5 Delegate districts.

• 13th - Del. Bob Marshall (R) • 31st - Del. Scott Lingamfelter (R) • 50th - Del. Jackson Miller (R)

• 51st - Del. Paul Nichols (D) • 52nd - Del. Jeff Frederick (R)

Election cycle: in November of odd-numbered years. (Last election: Nov. 2007. Next election: Nov. 2009.)
More information: Our House of Delegates page for details on House seats and the 2007 campaigns.

Virginia Senate: State Senators are elected for 4-year terms. The county includes all or part of 4 Senate districts.

• 28th - Sen. Richard Stuart (R) • 29th - Sen. Chuck Colgan (D)

• 36th - Sen. Toddy Puller (D) • 39th - Sen. George Barker (D)

Election cycle: in November of odd-numbered non-gubernatorial years. (Last election: Nov. 2007. Next election: Nov. 2011.)
More information: Our State Senate page for details on Senate seats and the 2007 campaigns.

General Assembly website: legis.state.va.us

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Prince William County in the U.S. Congress

U.S. House of Representatives: Members of Congress are elected to 2-year terms. The county includes parts of three Congressional districts:
• 1st - Cong. Rob Wittman (R)
• 10th - Cong. Frank Wolf (R)
• 11th - Cong. Tom Davis (R)
Election cycle: in November of even-numbered years. (Next election: Nov. 2008.)

U.S. Senate: Senators are elected to 6-year terms.
• Sen. John Warner (R)
• Sen. Jim Webb (D).
Election cycle: in November of even-numbered years. (Last elections: Warner seat in Nov. 2002; Webb seat in Nov. 2006. Next elections: Warner seat in Nov. 2008; Webb seat in Nov. 2012.)
More information: Our Campaign 2008 page for details on the Congressional campaigns.

Congressional websites: www.house.gov, www.senate.gov and thomas.loc.gov

Voting in Prince William County: Information on election procedures (including voter registration) is available from the Prince William County General Registrar and the Virginia State Board of Elections. Election results in Prince William County: • From the State Board of Elections: Nov. 2007, Nov. 2006, Nov. 2005, June 2005, Nov. 2004, Nov. 2003, Nov. 2002, Nov. 2001, Nov. 2000 and prior years. • From RPV: 2005 & 2004

Republican Party in Prince William County

The Prince William County Republican Committee (PWCRC) consists of 985 members (804 members elected by precinct and 161 members elected at large) and a County Chairman elected at large, all for 2-year terms. (NOTE: For 2006-08, the Committee is authorized to have 1245 members, including 958 by precinct and 287 at-large.) Committee members from each of the 7 magisterial districts subsequently elect a District Chairman. The Committee holds regular meetings and organizes activities to support Republican candidates. The County Chairman (or his representative) also serves as a member of the 1st, 10th and 11th Congressional District Committees.

PWCRC Chairman: Lyle Beefelt ()
PWCRC leadership: Executive Committee and District Chairs
Reorganization cycle: Committee elections are held in even-numbered years.
Next election: County GOP convention, spring 2010
Last election: County GOP convention, April 12, 2008.

Headquarters: PWCRC, 4431 Prince William Pkwy., Woodbridge
   (on Parkway [Rte. 3000] in Laurel Hills, just west of Old Bridge Rd. [Rte. 641] - see map)
Mailing address: PWCRC, P.O. Box 1955, Manassas, VA 20110-1955
Phone: 703-680-7388
Meetings; Committee meetings are usually held on the fourth Monday of the month, 7:30 pm
   at McCoart Govt. Center, 1 County Complex Ct., Woodbridge (just off Prince William Pkwy. [Rte. 3000] - see map)
PWCRC website: www.PWCGOP.org