Tag: Lee Carter
RICHMOND BEAT: House Panel Rejects ‘Net Neutrality’ Bill
A bill to prohibit internet service providers from prioritizing or blocking certain websites based on content or hosting platform was killed Tuesday in a House subcommittee.
RICHMOND BEAT: Meet the Democratic Socialist Who Ousted a Top Republican from the House
In 2015, Lee J. Carter, an information technology specialist from Manassas, was shocked by 245 volts during a work assignment in Peoria, Illinois, when an electrician had incorrectly wired a panel.
Freshman Class of Va Delegates 2018 Brings Diversity to the House
Thirteen new members of the Virginia House of Delegates participated in a celebratory swearing in ceremony in Richmond, Jan. 20, including a diverse group of Northern Virginia representatives.
Del. Carter Files Bills to Reform Virginia’s Worker’s Compensation Policies
Delegate-Elect Lee Carter (D-50) made good on his campaign promise, focusing his first three bills for the 2018 legislative session on reforming the Virginia Worker’s Compensation system.
Manassas/Bristow Delegate Fights to Keep Corporate Money Out of Virginia Politics
Manassas/Bristow Delegate-elect Lee Carter (D-50th) wants to decrease the influence of corporate money in Virginia politics, so that state-run government better works for the people.
Governor-Elect Appoints Prince William Teacher Va Secretary of Education
Governor-elect Ralph Northam (D) came to Beville Middle School in Dale City, Thursday, to announce that Prince William County Public School teacher and Marine Corps veteran Atif Qarni will be joining his administration as the next Secretary of Education.
Politicians Seek Solutions to Tolling on I-66 Inside the Beltway
Several state delegates and delegates-elect have spoken with VDOT representatives with the McAuliffe administration, Wednesday, to voice their concerns.
UPDATED: Prince William Democrats Dominate House Delegate Races
Democrats handily beat Republicans in Prince William area Virginia State delegate races, winning an average of almost 10 percentage points above their Republican incumbents.
Bristow, Gainesville Experiences Big Voter Turnout at Morning Polls
There was a big morning turnout at the polls at Bristow Run and Glenkirk elementary schools, this morning, for the Virginia State Elections and House of Delegates races.
Delegate Candidate Lee Carter Proposes Va Single-Payer Healthcare System
Lee Carter, Democratic Candidate for Virginia State Delegate of the 50th District [Bristow, Manassas City], declared his intent to change Virginia healthcare coverage towards a single-payer system, at press conference in Richmond, Monday.
