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Stephen Spiker

Stephen Spiker is a pollster and a veteran Northern Virginia political operative. He is the 11th District Young Republican representative and former chair of the Prince William YRs. Spiker graduated from George Mason University and lives in Woodbridge with his wife and two sons.

Jan 11, 2019

#PWCBattleground: Yesli Vega Adds to Her Endorsements for Supervisor

The mother and a military wife graduated from the American Military University and the Northern Virginia Criminal Justice Academy.

Jan 08, 2019

D.J. Jordan Announces for HD-31 (Prince William, Fauquier)

Seat was previously held by Del. Scott Lingamfelter

Jan 08, 2019

Corey Stewart Won’t Run for Re-election

If Republicans are able to set up a comeback in Virginia in 2019 and maintain one or both chambers heading into redistricting, Prince William County will be at the epicenter.

Dec 13, 2018

As a Shutdown Looms, a Reminder that Trump Already Turned Down a Border Wall Deal. Twice.

It’s worth understanding exactly why and how we got to the point we’re at today.

Nov 13, 2018

How to Fix RPV in One Easy Step

Stop trying. Ideas on how to fix the problem only perpetuate the myth that RPV should be doing more, not less.

Nov 11, 2018

Criminal Justice Reform Electoral Victories Across the Country

How puzzling that, when it comes to instilling more transparency and accountability in government, some Republicans balk at the judicial system.

Nov 08, 2018

Is This Important? It’s Probably Not Important.

The six largest localities in Virginia all have populations over 300,000 each and collectively made up 38.1 percent of the electorate in 2018.

Oct 12, 2018

Reviewing Rob Wittman’s Legislative Wins

Does Rob Wittman’s Democratic opponent even understand how the legislative process works?

Oct 04, 2018

NYTimes-Siena VA-02: Taylor +8 (or, How to Look At Polls When They Disagree)

Parsing the polls

Oct 01, 2018

Gerrymandering Isn’t the Reason Why There Are More Republican Districts

There are plenty of valid reasons to support redistricting reform, and you may agree or disagree with any of them as a point of personal preference. But redistricting reform won’t change the math.

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