Tag: Lee Carter
Del. Lee Carter Announces Run for Governor
Carter has introduced legislation to reform the workers’ compensation system, allow teachers to strike, repeal the anti-worker “right to work” law, legalize cannabis, end cash bail, and abolish the death penalty.
Del. Carter Calls on Gov. Northam to Take Emergency Actions in Response to COVID-19 Public Health Crisis
Delegate Carter sent a letter to Governor Ralph Northam calling on him to take emergency actions in an effort to save lives and mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Prince William’s Democratic Delegates Graduate to Become Sophomores
Prince William incumbents held their grounds in statewide races.
Del. Carter Hopes to Rise Above Negative Mailers
Despite a slew of negative campaign literature attacking him, Del. Carter said he will not respond in kind.
Bernie Sanders Stumps for Progressive Candidates in Manassas: Talks Heathcare, Workers Rights
Sanders came to support like-minded progressive candidates in local Prince William and Manassas local races especially Del. Lee Carter (50th District- Manassas, Manassas City, Bristow), who invited the senator, and Elizabeth Guzman.
Prince William Committee of 100 to Host Several Candidate Debates
The Prince William Committee of 100, a non-partisan group, will hold several debates so that residents can learn more about candidates running in the 2019 local elections.
Del. Lee Carter Wins Democratic Primary for Va 50th District
Virginia’s 50th District Delegate incumbent, Lee Carter, won the Democratic nomination on June 11 against Manassas council member Mark. D. Wolfe.
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.
