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Implementing social media communication technology to ensure continuing Republican control of the Virginia House of Delegates in 2009 Visit us at: http://www.projectvirginia.com
- Added on: Oct 7th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: projectvirginia
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Recent Posts
Bolling Warns Kaine: Don’t Increase Taxes
Lt. Governor-elect Bill Bolling (R) and several high ranking Virginia Republicans sent a letter to outgoing Governor Timothy Kaine (D) requesting that he does not attempt to balance the budget by increasing taxes. Governor-elect Bob Mcdonnell (R)...
Gary Reinhardt: An Independent Voice Struggling To Be Heard
I recently had a fantastic conversation with Gary Reinhardt, an independent candidate who ran for the Virginia House of Delegates in the 65th district. Gary lost on November 3rd after receiving 28.5% of the vote.Like many candidates, Reinhard...
McWaters (R) Will Have An Opponent In VA-8 Special Election
Up until today it appeared that after winning the Republican nomination, Jeff McWaters would run unopposed for the 8th District State Senate seat in Virginia. However, Bill Fleming has just announced that he will file with the State Board of Electi...
GOP Voter Litmus Test
Allen Raymond has an interesting analysis of the potential effects of the “Proposed RNC Resolution on Reagan’s Unity Principle for Support of Candidates (PRRUPSC).” If the RNC passes the resolution, a candidate must meet seven...
In Va.\'s 2nd Congressional, will a "firehouse primary" work?
Rep. Glenn Nye of Virginia is a major target for the GOP in 2010, and the two men vying for the right to face him head-to-head have already been part of a heated primary battle--in which they weren't even running! Scott Rigell and Ben Loyola, b...
Hulu: The Future Of Political Advertising?
Everyone can agree that traditional advertising is diminishing. With fewer people reading newspapers and watching T.V., many organizations have taken to the Internet to advertise. Nathan L. Gonzales recently wrote about an area untouched by politic...
