Manassas & Manassas Park Cities Democratic Committee

RESOLUTION OF THE MANASSAS AND MANASSAS PARK CITIES DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF MANASSAS OMNILINK BUS SERVICE Whereas half of all Manassas Omnilink trips, according to PRTC data, are commutes to work; whereas bus transit benefits and attracts the businesses that employ these bus commuters by helping to ensure a stable, reliable work force; whereas the Omnilink service brings more customers to our local businesses; and whereas many jobs…

Beginning in 2017, the City of Manassas will have a sixth voting precinct, with its polling place at George C Round Elementary School at 10100 Hastings Drive.  At the same time, the boundaries of the City’s five other voting precincts are being adjusted, to better balance the number of registered voters within each precinct.  These changes are prompted by continued residential development and population growth within the City and the…

Last night was the swearing-in ceremony for the recently elected members of the Manassas City Council and the Mayor.  And at this point I want to especially congratulate Pam Sebesky and Mark Wolfe.  Now with Democrat Ken Elston, we now have 3 Democrats on the Council which is historic.  Also, making history is the presence of 2 women on the Council, Pam and Republican Sheryl Bass. In addition to the…

  Come celebrate the swearing in of our newly elected Democratic Manassas City Council members, Pam Sebesky and Mark Wolfe, at the Manassas City Council’s organizational meeting, Monday, January 9, 2017, 5:30 pm, in the Manassas City Hall council chambers, 9027 Center St, Manassas, VA 20110. Following the short Council meeting, the celebration will continue with heavy appetizers and a cash bar at Old Towne Sports Pub, 8971 Center St,…

Jeanette Rishell celebrates her election as mayor of Manassas Park with (left-to-right) Donald Shuemaker, State Senator Jeremy McPike, Hector Cendejas, and Mark Wolfe Mark Wolfe, Pam Sebesky, and Rex Parr Pam Sebesky and Miriam Paula Machado Manassas City Council member Ken Elston hugs Manassas City Treasurer-elect Patricia Richie Folks While the nationwide election results were dismal for Democrats, Manassas City and Manassas Park voters clearly supported practically all the Democratic…

The Georgetown South Community Council will hold a forum for the 2016 Manassas City candidates for City Council, School Board, and City Treasurer on Thursday, October 6, from 6:30-9:00 pm at the Georgetown South Community Center, 9444 Taney Rd, Manassas..  Please attend to support our excellent Democratic candidates.

Vote Democratic Stronger Together Our Democratic nominees and other endorsed candidates appearing on the Manassas and Manassas Park ballots for the 2016 General Election are listed below.  Please vote the entire Democratic ticket.  Every vote matters! On the Ballot in Both Cities President and Vice President: Democratic Party electors for  Hillary Clinton, President and Tim Kaine, Vice President U.S. Congress (10th CD) LuAnn L. Bennett-D   City of Manassas Races*…

It’s time for our local Republican candidates to share with the voters whether they are supporting, endorsing or voting for Donald Trump.  Of course, we can’t follow they into the voting booth, but our citizens need to know if Jon Way, Ian Lovejoy and Theresa Coates Ellis are Trump supporters or endorsers.  Hal needs to give us his position as well.  The Manassas GOP Committee endorses Trump according to their…

2016 Manassas City Council Campaign Kickoff Thursday, July 14, 5:00 – 7:00 pm     Old Towne Sports Pub, 8971 Center St., Manassas Appetizers, Soft drinks, Cash bar Come Meet our Candidates: Rex Parr     Pam Sebesky     Mark Wolfe Campaign Contributions Gratefully Accepted Sponsored by the Manassas & Manassas Park Cities Democratic Committee