All ballots in PWC include candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and one Member of House of Delegates. There are eight House of Delegates Districts in PWC, so your candidates for the Member of House of Delegates is based on where you reside.

Now that you know your House of Delegates District, use the links below to see, download and/or print a sample of the ballot you will be given when you vote.

Saturday, October 30, from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, is the last day to vote early in-person for the Tuesday, November 2 General Election. PWC residents can vote on Saturday, October 30, at any of the five locations listed below.

The Virginia Department of Elections publishes unofficial results to its website on the night of the election. Local general registrar offices enter their results into the Department’s centralized results reporting system, which publishes the updated results every 10 minutes to the website. Use the links below to see results updates.

Wednesday, October 27, Chair Wheeler participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for NCS Technologies' (NCST) new 108,000-square-foot headquarters at the George Mason University-anchored Innovation Park. Founded in 1996 in Loudoun County, NCST is a small, privately held business that specializes in computer manufacturing and system integration. NCST is investing $15.1 million in constructing its new headquarters, which will help quadruple its manufacturing, integrations, and HP 3D printing. When occupied in the summer of 2022, the facility’s manufacturing line is expected to be one of the largest in the Washington Metropolitan Area. You can check out the groundbreaking in the video below.

Prince William Health District (PWHD) is offering free COVID-19 booster shots for the Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines for those who are eligible (issue 88). The Pfizer and Moderna booster vaccine should be at least 6 months from the date of second vaccine shot and the Johnson & Johnson booster shot should be at least 2 months from the date of the single vaccine shot. Bring your COVID-19 vaccine card or vaccine record with QR code (issue 83). If you need a copy of your vaccine record, visit here.

International graffiti artist, TakerOne, has turned a wall of George Mason University’s Potomac Science Center in Woodbridge into an amazing work of art. His mural, “Fauna of Belmont Bay,” highlights four species that inhabit Belmont Bay: the yellow swallowtail butterfly, the tree frog, the wood duck, and the North American river otter. It is his largest mural to date and part of the Murals at Mason’s larger eco-consciousness mural series titled Elements. The muralist and street artist from Budapest, Hungary, has been creating public art around the world since 2001. His work can be found on buildings in London, New York, Los Angeles, New Zealand, Spain, and Israel. He was selected from a group of artists who answered a Murals at Mason call for proposals. See the finished piece in the video below.

Its getting cooler and leaves are starting to fall, so please remember PWC's new curbside waste collection program (issue 82) requires yard waste:

Saturday, October 30, at 8:00 pm celebrate the Big Band Era with the coolest cats in town, Northern Virginia’s own Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra. Artistic Director and alto sax virtuoso Jim Carroll leads this distinguished ensemble comprising the most remarkable jazz performers in the metro region, who will perform music from the libraries of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, and more. Tickets are $46, $39, $28, half-price for youth through Grade 12.

First Tee Prince William County held their annual Benefit Golf Tournament on Monday, October 11 at Forest Greens Golf Club, in Triangle. Twenty foursomes played and were given the opportunity to participate in charity raffles for a variety of prizes. The tournament raised $9,427, which included a direct donation of $3,000 from top sponsor Wegman’s. All proceeds go to the First Tee Prince William County program which uses golf to teach youth life lessons and leadership skills. Sessions include a fun, group setting for youth ages 7 to 18 regardless of background or previous experience. To learn more about how you can register your child for this popular youth sports program, visit First Tee Prince William County.