Our 2024 Elections
Our 2024 Election Results: A Local Blue Sweep Despite a National Red Wave
The outcome of the 2024 general election was a bizarre mixed bag for Manassas and Manassas Park Democrats.
Voter majorities in both cities supported Vice President Kamala Harris for President and Wisconsin Governor Tim Walz for Vice President (56.2% in Manassas, 58.5% in Manassas Park); helped re-elect Tim Kaine to a third U.S. Senate term (59.2% in Manassas, 63.4% in Manassas Park); and elevated State Senator Suhas Subramanyan to the U.S. House of Representatives from Virginia’s 10th Congressional District (55.5% in Manassas, 59.4% in Manassas Park).
At the same time, every one of our 11 municipal candidates (pictured above) for mayor, city council, or school board in our two cities was elected to public office!
In Manassas, Mayor Michelle Davis-Younger (D) was re-elected as mayor with 57.2% of the votes cast versus 42.4% for her GOP opponent Xiao-Yin “Tang” Byrom.
Our three nominees for Manassas City Council received the three highest vote totals for the three available Council seats: 7,844 for Mark Wolfe, 7,590 for Ashley Hutson, and 6,639 for Tom Osina, while their three prominent GOP opponents–Robyn Williams, Lynn Forkell Greene, and Stephen Kent–trailed well behind. Tom’s margin over Robyn was 305 votes.
Similarly, our three endorsed candidates for the Manassas City School Board also received the three highest vote totals for the four available School Board seats: 7,099 for Suzanne Seaberg, 6,848 for Diana Brown, and 6,538 for Zella Jones. Zella’s margin over fourth-place Dayna Miles, the only GOP-supported candidate elected, was 92 votes, and Zella’s margin over the fifth-highest vote getter was 432 votes.
In Manassas Park, Alanna Mensing, who ran unopposed, received 83.9% of the votes for mayor, while Yesy Amaya, Darryl Moore, and Stacy Seiberling were the three highest vote getters for the three available seats on the City Council, defeating incumbent Laura Hampton (I), the only non-Democrat who was running for the Council. Stacy’s margin over Laura was 55 votes.
Statewide, Kamala Harris carried Virginia with 51.83% of the vote, U.S. Senator Tim Kaine was re-elected to a third term with 54.37% of the vote, and Virginia’s 11-member U.S. House of Representatives delegation retained it’s 6-5 Democratic majority. In Virginia’s 10th Congressional District, Democrat Suhas Subramanyan prevailed 52.09% to 47.54% over Mike Clancy, his GOP opponent.
Sadly, the nightmare-ish flip side of the 2024 elections was Donald Trump’s decisive return to power as our 47th U.S. president, enabled with a comfortable GOP majority in the U.S. Senate, a small GOP majority in the U.S. House of Representatives, and our 6R-3D ultraconservative and hyper-partisan U.S. Supreme Court. The next four years promise to be far more bleak and regressive than Trump’s chaotic first presidential term, but we must strive to minimize the Trump Revolution’s long-term damage to our democracy, freedoms, society, and planet and join the national (and global) fight to build a better and more effective progressive Democratic resurgence.
For detailed local and Virginia election results (presently unofficial), visit the following links:
Early Voting Began on Friday, September 20
View Our Democratic Sample Ballots
View the official sample ballot for the City of Manassas
View the official sample ballot for the City of Manassas Park
A Synopsis of Our 2024 Elections
On November 5, 2024, voters in Manassas and Manassas Park selected a U.S. president and vice president, a U.S. senator, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, plus the mayor and three city council members for their respective city. In addition, City of Manassas voters elected four members of the Manassas City School Board.
Virginia’s presidential primary election date was March 5, 2024. All other state-run primary elections were held on June 18, 2024.
The June 18, 2024 Democratic Primary involved a 5-way contest for three seats on the Manassas City Council and a 12-way contest for U.S. House of Representatives from Virginia’s 10th Congressional District.
Early voting for the November 5, 2024 general election began on Friday, September 20 and ended on Saturday, November 2.
Read more about each of our 2024 Democratic candidates in the sections below:
Our 2024 Federal Nominees
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for President and Vice President
Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are running for President and Vice President to lead America toward a more inclusive and prosperous future. Harris, with her experience as Vice President, a U.S. Senator, and California Attorney General, has consistently championed justice, healthcare, and climate action. Gov. Walz has a winning record on healthcare, education, and economic fairness. Together, they are committed to protecting reproductive rights, combating climate change, and strengthening democracy, ensuring every American has the opportunity to thrive.
Tim Kaine for U.S. Senate from Virginia
Senator Tim Kaine seeks re-election to the U.S. Senate to continue advocating for Virginians. He focuses on expanding healthcare access, improving education, supporting veterans, and securing federal funding for infrastructure. Dedicated to economic justice, civil rights, and climate action, Kaine has the extensive experience needed to keep fighting for policies that benefit all Virginians. His 30-year career in public service includes experience as a City Councilman and Mayor of Richmond and Lieutenant Governor and Governor of Virginia.
Suhas Subramanyam for Congress (VA-10)
State Senator Suhas Subramanyam, a dedicated community servant, seeks to represent Virginia’s 10th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. Since his 2019 election to the Virginia General Assembly, Suhas has worked effectively for his constituents–and in a bi-partisan manner–to lower healthcare costs and increase transparency in drug pricing; force a monopoly electric utility to refund hundred of millions of dollars to consumers; foster economic development; and lower local tolls for commuters. Suhas is committed to protecting reproductive healthcare, preventing gun violence, defending our democracy, and making everyday costs more affordable for Virginia families.
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Our 2024 Manassas Council Slate
Michelle Davis-Younger for Mayor
I am running to keep our beloved City of Manassas moving forward in the right direction. The last 4 years, along with an exceptional council, we have been able to experience tremendous economic growth, community engagement and workforce development. I personally want to see this continue over the next 4 years, especially with our economic investments in various areas of the city, I want to see these projects begin and grow. I want to ensure that through smart investments, we maintain our Triple A Bond Credit Rating, that we continue forming partnerships that will help the city meet it’s goals and most of all ensuring that all of our residents are heard and needs are met, regardless of the community they live in or their family or financial status. Everyone deserves respect and I want us to be the community people want to safely live in, work and raise their families. We are on such an exceptional trajectory right now and I am determined to continue to raise the profile of our great city higher and higher.
My priorities over the next 4 years are to address our attainable/affordable housing needs, which we have already begun to address by adding a housing coordinator to our 2025 budget which just began on July 1. I want to assist our schools in ensuring that a new Dean Elementary is built and brought online supporting our students. I want to see the economic investments that we have made start to pay off. Growth through innovation is a must, we must keep moving forward and encourage other businesses to move into our city, we have to continue to focus on our workforce development by ensuring that our students are receiving the best education possible so they can get the best jobs possible, right here in the City of Manassas with our major employers. I want to see the number of folks who actually work and live in the city increase from where it stands now at approximately 2,100 to over 3,000. Continue to make our city a destination and hub for dining, shopping and entertainment with our many festivals and family friendly events. Increase community involvement by recruiting more volunteers for our boards, committees and commissions. Continue to keep the City of Manassas a household name. This is my home and I am going to continue to press on to ensure everyone knows this is the best place to live in all of Northern Virginia.
Mayor Michelle Davis-Younger is a dedicated leader committed to the vibrant community of Manassas City. With a vision for inclusive growth and sustainable development, Mayor Davis-Younger brings a wealth of experience and passion to her role in shaping the future of the city. Her collaborative approach and innovative initiatives aim to enhance the quality of life for all residents while fostering a thriving environment for businesses and organizations alike. As a steadfast advocate for progress and equality, Mayor Davis-Younger embodies the spirit of service and excellence in her governance of Manassas. A native of Manassas, Mayor Michelle Davis-Younger is the first person of color, first female, and first Democrat to hold the highest office in the city. Since 2018, she has served on the Manassas City Council and championed the causes of Manassas residents. As a small business owner, she helps Manassas residents develop their careers, market their accomplishments, and broaden their skillsets.
Mayor Davis-Younger initiated a “My Mayor Looks Like Me!” program. She helped appoint the city’s first Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force. She has devoted resources to public works and infrastructure projects to enrich city living. Mayor Davis-Younger oversaw the groundbreaking of the widening of Route 28 within Manassas, the opening of the city’s first library branch, the building of a new fire station, city hall renovation, and the master planning process for redeveloping Annaburg Manor. She played an instrumental role in Manassas Airport expanding its commercial offerings, the purchase of the Old Town Inn, Manassas Shopping Center, establishing the city’s first community center and the Manassas Museum renovation.
She has implemented “Direct Success” an employment pipeline for high school graduates btain full time employment with major large employers in Manassas. She conducts “Mayor on the Move” a weekly walking program highlighting a historic downtown walk ending at the award winning city Farmer’s Market and she sponsors “Mid-Day with the Mayor” a weekly lunch time chat to hear from constituents in a more intimate setting featuring prominent community members as special guests.
Mayor Davis-Younger holds her MBA and Bachelor of Business Administration degrees from Strayer University. She holds a professional certification from the Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM-CP). She owns and operates a human resources consulting firm, The1ForHR, LLC, in Historic Downtown Manassas.
Ashley Hutson for City Council
I was born and raised in Manassas (in PWC), and I have a passion for helping people.
I serve on the City of Manassas Board of Building Code Appeals and the Perkins Grant Committee for Osbourn High School. Appointed by Vice Mayor Pam Sebesky, I am a participant on the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Community Advisory Committee where I have served as Chair and I’m currently Vice Chair. As Chair, I established an annual meeting between TPB Chairs and the CAC to enhance communication and collaboration between the groups.
I grew up in a blue-collar family, earned a degree in Spanish from Christopher Newport University, began my career at a highway firm where I provided bilingual and administrative services, then went to work for the Heavy Construction Contractors Association (HCCA), where I have worked for 8 years. At HCCA, I advocate for the needs of 180+ local companies and their collective 40,000 employees. I have worked with members of the Virginia General Assembly and US Congress on behalf of the construction industry to ensure legislation will positively impact both business owners and construction workers. Many businesses need skilled workers, and HCCA partners with Laurel Ridge Community College to establish a connection between education and workforce.
I am running for City Council because I have the skills needed to build a better Manassas. My priorities are advocating for community needs, funding Manassas City Public Schools to ensure students are graduating with employable skills, and making forward-thinking land-use and housing decisions to plan for Manassas 20+ years from now.
Tom Osina for Manassas City Council
I am running for re-election to Manassas City Council to build on my work when I started representing residents in 2021.
These include continued economic prosperity by decreasing the tax rate yet providing necessary funding to retain city, fire, police & EMT employees; supporting extra money for teacher salaries; developing an ongoing repair/rebuilding program of school buildings; and making sure that recent property purchases are strategically planned to give sound growth opportunities in the future.
Residents can see firsthand what their government is doing because I led a multi-year effort to have Council meetings broadcast and recorded as well as having agendas coming out a full week in advance.
My husband and I have made our home in Georgetown South since 2020. I have two grown children and own an association management business. Prior to my election, I chaired and/or served on several city committees, as Treasurer of my local HOA, and as a board member with other community groups.
Mark Wolfe for Manassas City Council
Councilman Mark Wolfe has lived in the City of Manassas since 1990 and has served on the Manassas City Council since 2008. Mark has significant executive leadership experience in the corporate and non-profit sectors and is currently the Chief Operating Officer of MovieComm. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Iowa. Amy, his wife of 39 years, is the Artistic Director and CEO of Manassas Ballet Theatre. They have two children, both of who graduated from Osbourn High School. Cece also graduated from George Mason University, and Colin was killed in action in Iraq in 2006.
Our 2024 Manassas School Board Slate
On July 17, 2024, our Democratic committee voted to endorse three candidates for Manassas City School Board: incumbent School Board Chair Suzanne Seaberg, Diana Brown, and Dr. Zella Jones.
Three Manassas City School Board candidates made the case for our endorsement on July 17, 2024
Current School Board Chair Suzanne Seaberg
I believe in public education. The City of Manassas has been my home for 25 years and we love it! My husband and I raised our kids here and they graduated in 2019, 2021, and 2023 from Osbourn High School. I will be forever grateful to the educators that helped guide their learning and their success into young adulthood. Serving on the School Board is my way of giving back to my community, ensuring a positive educational environment, and advancing educational success for ALL students. Excellence in education is paramount to the success of the City of Manassas.
I was appointed to the School Board in 2016 to fill a vacancy, elected November 2016 and 2020, and now running for my third term on the School Board. I have served as Chair of the School Board since October 2021. Longevity, experience, and consistency are beneficial on the Manassas City School Board and to the people of the City of Manassas.
My main goals for this next term are:
- Fully support the MCPS Strategic Plan, 2022-2027
- Build the new Jennie Dean Elementary
- Promote the value of education and educators by advocating for students and well-compensated employees.
- Advance communication efforts to promote engagement, improve information avenues, and foster leadership.
I ask for your VOTE for School Board based on my belief in the importance of a strong public school system, my extensive years of service for our schools, and my advocacy for equity and high expectations for ALL students in our City.
Diana Brown
My Story:
I am Diana Brown, a dedicated educational advocate with a profound personal journey that began in Honduras. As a proud mother of three adult children and a loving grandmother to two energetic preschoolers, my life has been enriched by commitment to family.
As an immigrant, I know firsthand the challenges of learning a new language and navigating a new culture. I know that it takes remarkable resilience and determination to achieve academic goals. My personal journey has given me invaluable insights into the struggles and triumphs associated with adapting to new environments and pursuing academic success. These experiences fuel my passion for providing competent and experienced representation in the Manassas City School Board. I believe that understanding and addressing the unique needs of students is crucial, and I am dedicated to using my background and expertise to make a meaningful impact in MCPS. My candid understanding of the complexities of adapting to new circumstances positions me as a strong advocate for effective and empathetic leadership.
My Experience:
My priorities are to:
- Champion academic achievement, particularly in reading and math
- Improve parent-school relationships, for a more supportive and collaborative educational environment.
- Investigate the root causes of chronic absenteeism, to propose actionable solutions.
Call to Action—Support my candidacy:
- Vote: November 5th for Diana Brown, Empathy, Competence, and Experience.
- Donate: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/friends-for-diana-brown-1
- Follow us or learn more: https://linktr.ee/DianaBrown4Virginia
Dr. Zella Jones
My name is Zella Jones. I am running for School Board to make a difference. I received degrees from Virginia Tech (Doctor of Education and Education Specialist), George Mason (Masters in Special Education Technology), and James Madison (Bachelor of Science in Special Education). My expertise will help me make informed decision on matters related to the curriculum, teacher hiring and retention, school and division budgets, student discipline, parent communication, and safe and secure schools.
I served Manassas City Public Schools for 40 years:
- Principal – Weems Elementary
- Principal- Jennie Dean Elementary
- Assistant Principal – Jennie Dean Elementary
- Assistant Principal – Osbourn High School
- Teacher on Special Assignment- Metz Middle School
- Special Education Teacher – Metz Middle School and Jennie Dean Middle School
I believe in Manassas City Public Schools. I am proud to have been part of the past and look forward to doing all I can to contribute to the continued success of the MCPS system. Manassas City is a small system surrounded by larger neighbors. Size will not keep us from being competitive, and MCPS schools will provide the same level of education and services as the larger systems.
My two sons attended MCPS, going to Haydon, Round, Metz, and Osbourn. They are both productive men in their communities because they had the appropriate foundation. My youngest son played on the football team that won the 2006 State Championship, Virginia AAA, Division 6 for Osbourn High School. The schools in Manassas City are well-rounded with both athletic and scholastic excellence.
Together I will work with you to maintain and enhance:
- Academic success for all students with appropriate programming and opportunities
- Parent involvement
- Parent workshops
- Retention of qualified teachers
- Social and emotional learning, to help students cope with day-to-day challenges in the home and school
- Keeping your child safe and secure in our schools
I ask for your support and vote. I am a listener and I make decisions based on facts, best practices, and most importantly what will help our students succeed to become productive citizens. I will listen and act on your concerns, comments, and most importantly work with you to empower minds and shape futures for success.
Together We Educate!
You can donate to my campaign at https://secure.actblue.com/donate/drzellahjonesschoolboard-1 .
Our 2024 Manassas Park Slate
Alanna Mensing for Mayor
My name is Alanna Mensing, and I am currently Vice Mayor of the City of Manassas Park. I am excited to announce that this year I am running for Mayor!
Over my last term and a half serving on Council, I have gained a wealth of knowledge and experience that will propel me into the role of Mayor. Not only have I become intimate with the issues facing Manassas Park, I have learned how to work together with my colleagues to create innovative solutions to move forward. I am also deeply embedded in our community. I know that constant communication with the people who live here is key. I have never shied away from knocking doors and having the vital conversations with people that guide me in my decision making.
I have the experience and community engagement to bring Manassas Park into a bright future. I will work to continue to diversify our tax base, bringing retail and entertainment to our community and lowering our real estate taxes.
Finding good businesses to partner and serve our community will help fill our new Downtown and relieve the tax burden on residents. You can see examples of what I have done to help get this ball rolling over my last term and a half. The new library, the coffee shop and Mexican restaurant moving in the same building, a neighboring steak house, and at long last, Lil Bowl and Tortino Mare both coming into our no longer vacant City Center!
With a focus on safety and transportation, I will work to improve pedestrian access to the entire city.
We need to reduce our dependence on driving everywhere. We need safe bicycle lanes and sidewalks for walkers. Recreational trails are also vital for promoting exercise and creating healthy habits. An example of what I’ve done over my last several years in office includes the acquisition of Blooms Park, which added over three miles of recreational trails to Manassas Park.
Finally, funding education and properly staffing our departments will help us serve our children and our residents. As a former school board member, I have a deep respect for the challenges that face public education, and I fully support our school system in their mission.
As Mayor of Manassas Park, I will work towards a diverse and strong community for us all!
Yesy Amaya for City Council
During my tenure as a council member, I am proud to have initiated impactful projects that have strengthened our community bond.
- One of my significant accomplishments was the city flag ordinance, symbolizing our shared pride and unity.
- The Turkey Giveaway, which has assisted 300 families over the past three years, reflects our commitment to supporting those in need, fostering a spirit of compassion and generosity.
- Additionally, I played a key role in organizing the Latino Festival, establishing a committee dedicated to celebrating our cultural diversity.
- My involvement in the NOVEC lighting Manassas Drive initiative, a resolution supporting TPS holders, and the implementation of the HomeServe home repair protection plan showcases my dedication to enhancing the overall well-being and prosperity of our community.
Together, we have achieved significant milestones, and I am committed to continuing this positive momentum for the benefit of all residents.
Why I Am Running
Together, we can create a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, where we understand and respect one another, and where we serve our community. My vision is to foster an inclusive, supportive, and forward-thinking community. By continuing to serve as your council member, I aim to build on our successes and address new challenges with the same dedication and integrity.
My Priorities for the Next 4 Years:
1. Ensure a Brighter Future for Our Community by Prioritizing and Enhancing Support for Our City Schools
- Increase funding for schools to improve infrastructure, resources, and educational programs.
- Advocate for policies that support teachers, students, and families, ensuring a high-quality education for all.
2. Strengthen the Bonds Within Our Community by Fostering Communication and Outreach Initiatives
- Utilize social media, newsletters, and community events to improve communication and transparency between the government and the community.
- Promote initiatives that encourage civic engagement and participation from all residents.
3. Promote Economic Growth and Resilience by Supporting Local Businesses and Fostering Entrepreneurship
- Establish a small business support center to provide resources, mentorship, and financial assistance to local entrepreneurs.
- Create programs that attract new businesses and support existing ones, contributing to a vibrant and sustainable local economy.
Together, we can continue to build a thriving, inclusive, and prosperous Manassas Park. Your support and vote will enable us to achieve these goals and ensure a brighter future for our community.
Darryl Moore for City Council
Darryl Moore brings a wealth of experience and dedication to his role on the Manassas Park Governing Body, having been elected in November 2020. He serves as the City’s representative to the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) and as an alternate on the Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC). Prior to his move to Manassas Park, Darryl served 12 years on the Berkeley City Council in Berkeley, California, and was also an elected Trustee to the Peralta Community College District in California’s East Bay for 4 years.
Darryl holds a Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Sociology from the University of California, Santa Cruz, a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago, and a certificate in State and Local Government from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
A lifelong Democrat, Darryl is in a committed relationship with his partner Bradley of 29 years. Together, they raised two sons and have 10 grandchildren. Darryl is also a foster parent to two preschoolers. In his leisure time, he enjoys playing chess, traveling, playing tennis, and trying out new restaurants.
As Darryl seeks reelection to the Manassas Park City Council this November, he remains steadfast in his commitment to improving the community and advocating for residents’ priorities. If reelected, Darryl will focus on the following key issues:
- Reducing Property Taxes: Easing the financial burden on residents
- Enhancing Infrastructure: Creating safe and accessible streets, sidewalks, and parks.
- Supporting Education: Prioritizing our schools with higher teacher salaries and safe, clean learning environments.
- Promoting Affordable Housing: Expanding housing options accessible to all community members.
During these challenging economic times, Darryl sincerely appreciates any contribution to his campaign efforts, large or small. Your support will enable him to continue championing these vital initiatives for the betterment of Manassas Park.
To contribute to Darryl’s campaign, please visit: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/moore-4-manassas-park-1 .
Together, let’s make a positive difference in Manassas Park.
Stacy Seiberling for City Council
Why I’m Running for City Council
As a proud Manassas Park resident for 24 years, I am deeply invested in the well-being and future of our community. My extensive background in community service with organizations like the Scouts, Volunteer Prince William, Manassas Park City Schools, and All Saints, coupled with over a decade of experience as a Prince William County Government, has equipped me with the skills and knowledge necessary to make a positive impact. I am running for city council to bring effective leadership, a track record of successful strategies, and a commitment to serving our citizens to the forefront of Manassas Park governance.
My Qualifications and Accomplishments
Community Service: Decades of dedicated service with Scouts, Volunteer Prince William, Manassas Park City Schools, and All Saints, demonstrating a strong commitment to community involvement and development.
Local Government Leadership: More than ten years of experience as a Prince William County manager, providing me with in-depth knowledge of local government operations and effective strategies to enhance citizen services. Additionally, for the past three years, I have served as the Chair of the Employee Advisory Committee, representing all Prince William County employees and collaborating with county executives, board members, and staff.
Effective Strategies: A proven track record of employing successful strategies in local government to better serve our community. Focusing on transparency and enhancing citizen self-service options, enabling staff to dedicate their efforts to tasks that benefit a larger portion of the community.
My Priorities for the Next 4 Years
1. Alleviate Residents’ Tax Burden: Reduce the financial strain on Manassas Park citizens by lowering taxes, reducing the City’s debt, and augmenting City revenue through creating an environment that promotes economic growth.
2. Promote Transparency: Ensure clear and effective communication with residents and advocate for transparency in all government operations.
3. Encourage Fiscal Responsibility: Safeguard against decisions that disregard proper authorities, ensuring that the city’s finances are managed responsibly.
4. Prioritize Community Safety: Strengthen community policing efforts and foster active community involvement to enhance the safety and security of our neighborhoods.
5. Foster Cultural Awareness: Encourage cultural awareness and sensitivity in public services, fostering an open dialogue to address the distinct needs of our diverse community.
Our 2024 Voter Outreach Booths
The Manassas & Manassas Park Democrats staffed tables at the following major community events in the spring, summer, and fall of 2024, to spread the word about our local Committee and Democratic candidates and to promote voter registration and early voting for the November 5th General Election.
Saturday, May 18: Equality Prince William Pride Festival at the Harris Pavilion in Old Town Manassas, 12 noon – 4:00 pm.
Saturday, August 3: Manassas African American Heritage Festival, 11:00 am-6:00 pm (set up at 10 am), Metz Middle School, 9950 Wellington Rd, Manassas.
Tuesday, August 6: Manassas Park’s National Night Out (NNO) event at Signal Hill Park, 9300 Signal View Dr, 5:00-8:00 pm.
Saturday, September 28: Manassas Latino Festival at the Harris Pavilion in Old Town Manassas, 11:00 am-6 pm (set up at 10 am).
Sunday, October 6: Manassas Park Latino Fest on the plaza outside Manassas Park City Hall, 100 Park Central Plaza, Manassas Park, 10:00 am-6 pm (set up at 9 am).
