If you are concerned about anti-immigrant legislation, more budget cuts, less low income housing and the growing gap between the rich and the poor, come out and tell your Prince William 2011 General Assembly candidates!
Campaign season is heating up and it’s becoming harder to break through the noise and find out where the candidates really stand.
That’s why advocacy groups are hosting a Prince William County Candidate Forum at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church on Saturday, September 17. The forum will focus on the increase in poverty, budget cuts and revenue, immigration, criminal justice, housing, education and other issues that will be preeminent in the 2012 General Assembly session.
The forum is sponsored by Virginia Organizing and Social Action Linking Together (SALT) along with Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations (VACOLAO), Virginia Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE) and Prince William Education Association (PWEA).
A total of fourteen candidates from nine Prince William County House and Senate races are invited. The program will begin with remarks from community leader, Reverend Gerry Creedon of Holy Family Catholic Church will address the challenges faced by Prince William County’s working poor.
What: 2011 General Assembly Candidate Forum
When: Saturday, September 17, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Where: Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1400 G Street, Woodbridge, VA 22191
Who: Confirmed Candidates:
House District 51 Richard Anderson (R-51)
House District 13 Robert (Bob) Marshall (R), Carl Genther (D)
House District 52 Luke Torian (D), Anderson Cleveland (R)
House District 2 Garces Esteban (D-2)
Senate District 39 George Barker (D)
Senate District 29 Chuck Colgan (D)
Senate District 36 Toddy Puller (D),Jeff Frederick (R)
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