Incumbent Bill Chase has won re-election to the Culpeper County Board of Supervisors.

For the past 10 years, Bob Houck has worked the polls, informing voters about the polling process. This year, the Culpeper resident is campaigning for a seat on the Culpeper County School Board.

Independent libertarian takes on three-term incumbent Tuesday

Republican candidates confident in visit to town

The independent candidate for the District 30 Virginia House of Delegates takes another shot at meeting Madison County voters today at an informal event.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob McDonnell will visit Culpeper Friday afternoon for a campaign rally, accompanied by Michael Steele, the party’s national chairman.

Virginia voters choosing to cast an absentee ballot by mail for the Nov. 3 election must submit their application by Tuesday.

Four of five seeking office participate in chamber forum

Incumbent Jefferson District Supervisor Brad Rosenberger said maintaining Culpeper’s rural atmosphere will be a central goal of his campaign.

As his first term as draws to a close, Cedar Mountain Supervisor Larry Aylor wants voters to know that remains committed to the platforms that got him elected.

Council’s only woman doesn’t believe in only giving grease to ‘squeaky wheels’

Democrat R. Creigh Deeds last night blasted Republican gubernatorial rival Bob McDonnell as a “smooth talker” who runs from his conservative roots, while McDonnell tied Deeds to the disputed policies of President Barack Obama.

Retired Culpeper minister and educator Richard Goff wants to put his experience to work for the Culpeper County School Board.

Culpeper native and longtime educator Elizabeth Hutchins, 53, wants to continue her work for the students of Culpeper County.

The Star-Exponent will have extensive pre-election coverage with candidate profiles in each race starting Monday. Following that, we’ll offer our endorsements in the contested races. Later this month, we’ll publish a voter’s guide, which will include biographical information on each candidate and their assessments of the most important issues they face. Following is our schedule of coverage:

Vacancy left by Jenkins could be filled next week

House Republican Whip Eric Cantor says he’s going to sit down with Democratic leader Steny Hoyer and try to narrow their differences over health care.

About a month from Election Day, a handful of local Republican leaders gathered Friday afternoon to mark the opening of Culpeper’s GOP headquarters.

White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says House Minority Whip Eric Cantor’s claims that the administration is endangering U.S. troops by not deciding quickly on a new Afghan strategy was a “bunch of game playing.“

Supervisor candidate Gardiner Mulford defends his actions in a horse-related controversy

On the way from the town hall to the public square, a polite and bipartisan conversation began about the future of health care in the United States.

The Culpeper County Registrar’s Office has its absentee voting machine in place, and applications for mail-in absentee ballots are ready as well.

With about six weeks to go before Virginia’s Nov. 3 elections, Culpeper area political organizers — Republican and Democrat — are speaking out, urging area voters to step into action.

Culpeper Democrat taking care of her critically ill mother

Three days after one of its nine members resigned, Culpeper Town Council is beginning the process of filling his seat.

Jenkins to move legal residency to Spotsylvania County, where he works and where his son will play high school football

Hartke family members recall interactions with the Kennedys

County Dem chairwoman’s mom: ‘It really is Camelot in so many ways’

Board decides Walmart doesn’t nee a special use permit before building

County, School Board set to meet Monday