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 three sons.
Revising America with Ken Cuccinelli
Rewriting the Statue of Liberty’s famous poem
Nick Freitas Announces Write-In Bid. Does He Have a Chance?
Spoilers: Yes; in fact, he’s still heavily favored for re-election.
How Vulnerable are Northam-won GOP Districts?
A detailed look at recent House of Delegates race ratings and why they may differ based on district benchmarks.
House of Delegates Q2 Financial Report Round-Up
A deep dive into the financials of the 20 most competitive House of Delegate races this cycle.
The Court’s New Lines Will Elect More Democrats. Will It Increase Black Representation?
Analysis of the redrawn districts
Supremes Protect Ralph Northam and Mark Herring’s Partisan Gerrymander
The Supreme Court ensures the Democratic partisan gerrymander in the Virginia State Senate, supported by Ralph Northam and Mark Herring, can stand unchallenged.
Analyzing the Court-Drawn Democratic Gerrymander in the Virginia House of Delegates
As a result of SCOTUS, Virginia has a Democratic gerrymander in the State Senate (drawn by Democrats) and now a Democratic gerrymander in the House (drawn by the Courts).
Huge Wins in Fairfax & Arlington for Criminal Justice Reformers!
For those who support real criminal justice reform, Tuesday night was an exciting night in the Commonwealth as two reformers were elected in Arlington and Fairfax Counties.
The Republican Party Isn’t Losing the Youth Vote. It Has Already Lost It.
For the first time, in 2018 Boomers and older generations were out-voted by the combination of Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z.
D.J. Jordan (HD-31) Releases Policy Agenda to Help Vulnerable Children and Families
It’s no surprise that someone with his experience and perspective would release a detailed policy agenda on the issue.
