Bruce Potter

Ashburn

@InsideNoVa (InsideNoVa/Prince William, Rappahannock News, Culpeper Times, @ashburnmagazine), dad, follower of politics, Washington sports fan.

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Articles

From the Publisher: High school sports hangs in the balance

Nov 21, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

The only organization that has had a worse November than the Democratic party might be the Virginia High School League. And if a circuit court judge’s ruling in Fairfax County is allowed to stand, it may be the end of high school sports as we know them. For those who haven’t been following, here’s the background.
Northern Virginia carries Harris, but by much smaller margins than Biden won in 2020

Nov 6, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

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Northern Virginia carries Harris, but by much smaller margins than Biden won in 2020

Nov 6, 2024 | rappnews.com | Bruce Potter

Northern Virginia carried Democrat Kamala Harris to victory in the presidential election in Virginia on Tuesday, but, mirroring national trends, her margins were not as large in the region as those run up by President Joe Biden in 2020.
From the Publisher: An endorsement for not endorsing

Nov 1, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

A certain daily newspaper based on the other side of the Potomac River was in the news last week for all the wrong reasons. At the behest of its owner, Jeff Bezos, the Washington Post announced it will stop endorsing candidates for President – and apparently much to the chagrin of its staff specifically will not endorse a candidate in this year’s presidential election. This was an awful decision – but only because of the timing.
Prince William politicians from both sides weigh in on Trump assassination attempt

Jul 19, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

In response to Saturday’s attempted assassination of former President and current Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, InsideNoVa asked two prominent Prince William County political figures – from different sides of the aisle – to write guest columns this week about their reaction when they heard the news, what it means for our country and how we can heal. We thank former Del.
InsideNoVa announces Best of Prince William 2024 winners

Jul 5, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

InsideNoVa readers have spoken -- over 24,400 of them -- and we're proud to announce the winners of the 2024 Best of Prince William. This year's voters cast more than 173,000 total votes for over 5,400 nominees in 196 categories. The number of votes and voters was up over 10% compared to 2023 and was the most since 2020, which set a record during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Welcome to the Best of Prince William 2024!

Jul 1, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

As we enter the second decade of InsideNoVa’s Best of Prince William contest, interest has never been stronger. Over 24,400 individual voters participated this year, casting more than 173,000 total votes for over 5,400 nominees in 196 categories. The number of votes and voters was up over 10% compared to 2023. And in this 48-page special section, you will meet the winners chosen by you – our readers – as the Best of Prince William for 2024.
From the Publisher: 7th + 10th = lots of attention this fall

Jun 23, 2024 | insidenova.com | Bruce Potter

In Tuesday’s primaries, no fewer than 29 candidates were seeking to fill Northern Virginia’s two competitive congressional seats, currently held by Jennifer Wexton and Abigail Spanberger. And although the primaries eliminated the wannabes, the results clarified that these two districts will be hotly contested this fall, probably attracting millions of dollars in campaign contributions from around the country and the attention of national political pundits.
Cao wins Republican nomination, will face incumbent Sen. Kaine in the fall

Jun 18, 2024 | fauquiernow.com | Bruce Potter

Loudoun County resident Hung Cao easily won the Republican nomination Tuesday to challenge U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine in November. With 110 of the state's 133 localities reporting results as of 8:30 p.m., Cao had 63.8% of the votes. None of the other four candidates had more than 11%. The Associated Press projected that Cao would win less than 30 minutes after polls closed. Cao is a retired U.S. Navy officer who lives in Purcellville. In 2022, he challenged current 10th District Rep.
Cao wins Republican nomination, will face incumbent Sen. Kaine in the fall

Jun 18, 2024 | rappnews.com | Bruce Potter

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