2007 Voters Guide

Thursday, November 1, 2007

With the election just days away, The Washington Post assembled a Loudoun County Voters Guide that includes each county race, as well as all state House and Senate races with districts that include Loudoun.

In addition to the stories below, more information about the election, including video, candidate bios and a candidate selector tool, is available here.

Loudoun County Races

• Loudoun Board of Supervisors: GOP Majority On Board Challenged
  
  
• Board of Supervisors Chairman: Charges Heat Up Race for Chairman
  
  
• Sheriff: Battle Over Experience Plays Out in Race for Sheriff
  
  
• Loudoun School Board: Ties With Board, Land for Schools Are Key Issues
  
  
• Treasurer: Possible New Treasurer Wants to Be the Last One
  
  
• Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District Board: Growth Creates A New List Of Issues
• Bond Questions: Referendum On Bonds Is Small, But Crucial
  
  
• Bond Questions: Eight Bond Questions on the Ballot

House of Delegates

• House District 86: Awaiting Voters' Verdict on Road Plan
  
  
• House District 67: Caputo, Cadin Throw Elbows, And Bipartisan Support Is Prize
  
  
• House District 33: This Race Features A Rare Challenge
  
  
• House District 32: Greenway Tolls Are Lead Issue In Campaign
  
  

State Senate

• Senate District 13: Republican Incumbent Faces Familiar Tactics From Challenger
  
  
• Senate District 33: Transportation Issue Dominates Campaign
  
  
• Senate District 27: High-Stakes Battle To Fill Potts's Seat

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward

The Loudoun County Heritage Farm Museum does double-duty by serving as a local election precinct. A precinct volunteer watches as ballots are slid into the ballot box. (FILE PHOTO)

Statewide

• Statewide: A Few Races Could Swing the Assembly

Fauquier County Races

• Fauquier County School Board: Candidates Spotlight Crowding And Construction as Hot Issues
  
  
• Fauquier County Board of Supervisors: Cedar Run, Sheriff Bids Are Races To Watch

Visit LoudounExtra.com on Nov. 6 for updated election returns and reaction to the results.

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