US EditionRepublican Jeannie LaCroix Elected Woodbridge District Supervisor
Jeannie LaCroix won with 43.7% of the vote as write-in candidates split the Democratic base, accounting for 19.2% in the Woodbridge District special election.
- On Tuesday, Republican Jeannie LaCroix won the Prince William County special election for the Woodbridge District supervisor seat, marking the first time a Republican has held the position in 38 years and reducing the board's Democratic majority to 5-3.
- Democratic nominee Muhammed Sufiyan 'Sef' Casim faced bipartisan calls to step down after resurfaced social media posts were characterized as racist and misogynistic, prompting former chief of staff Pamela Montgomery to launch a write-in campaign.
- LaCroix prevailed with a plurality of the just under 1,700 votes, edging Casim by around 250 votes at 43.7% to 37.1%, while write-in candidates received 19.2% with approximately 745 ballots, described as record-breaking by a wide margin.
- Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares congratulated LaCroix on her "stunning victory" Tuesday night, a result contrasting with the broader national trend where Democrats have recently flipped several Republican-held seats in special elections.
- LaCroix is expected to be sworn in on March 14, joining Republicans Tom Gordy of the Brentsville District and Yesli Vega of the Coles District on the board as Democrats navigate internal turbulence heading into the 2026 midterms.
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Republican Flips Long-Held Democratic Seat In Northern Virginia - American Liberty News
Categories: Government•Politics Tags: Democratic Party, Northern Virginia, Prince William County, Prince William County Board of Supervisors, Republican Party, Special Election, Virginia Republican Jeannie LaCroix pulled off a notable victory Tuesday night in Northern Virginia, winning the special election for the Woodbridge District seat on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors. LaCroix defeated Democratic nominee Muhammed Sufiyan “Sef…
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Washington Top NewsRepublican Jeannie LaCroix elected Woodbridge District supervisor
Republican Jeannie LaCroix was elected to the Prince William Board of County Supervisors' Woodbridge District seat Tuesday in an upset victory, reducing the board's Democratic majority to 5-3 amid a traditionally Democratic district.
The district of Miltenberg has voted! Last Sunday, 8 March, the course was set for the next six years. All counts have ended, the results of the elections of the district council, the mayor, the district council and the municipal and municipal councils have been decided. Most important result: the district has a new district council. With 51.1% of the votes cast, Björn Bartels (CSU/Neue Mitte) was able to vote for himself. The places occupied by…
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