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Mark Wolfe has served on the Manassas City Council since 2008. He is the recipient of the Community Leader Award from VFW Post 7589 (Manassas) and the Kathy Seefeld Pioneer Award, which honors lifetime achievement in promoting cultural arts in Manassas City.
During his time on City Council, Wolfe advocated for arts funding in Manassas City. Along with the rest of the City Council, he oversaw the city beginning its work on erecting a statue of Jennie Dean and an increase in mixed-use developments in the downtown area.
Wolfe attended a March Against Hate, which was organized in response to the murder fo George Floyd.
He is supportive of LGBTQ+ rights, standing against Trump’s ban on transgender service members as the father of a service member killed in action in Iraq.
Wolfe is outspoken on issues of common-sense gun violence prevention and supports firearms restrictions designed to protect domestic violence victims. Given his stance on gun reform, we believe Wolfe can be trusted to support and respect state gun violence prevention laws.
Mark Wolfe is a progressive choice in this race.
Last updated: 2023-04-05Mark Wolfe
Mark Wolfe has served on the Manassas City Council since 2008. He is the recipient of the Community Leader Award from VFW Post 7589 (Manassas) and the Kathy Seefeld Pioneer Award, which honors lifetime achievement in promoting cultural arts in Manassas City.
Mark Wolfe has served on the Manassas City Council since 2008. He is the recipient of the Community Leader Award from VFW Post 7589 (Manassas) and the Kathy Seefeld Pioneer Award, which honors lifetime achievement in promoting cultural arts in Manassas City.
During his time on City Council, Wolfe advocated for arts funding in Manassas City. Along with the rest of the City Council, he oversaw the city beginning its work on erecting a statue of Jennie Dean and an increase in mixed-use developments in the downtown area.
Wolfe attended a March Against Hate, which was organized in response to the murder fo George Floyd.
He is supportive of LGBTQ+ rights, standing against Trump’s ban on transgender service members as the father of a service member killed in action in Iraq.
Wolfe is outspoken on issues of common-sense gun violence prevention and supports firearms restrictions designed to protect domestic violence victims. Given his stance on gun reform, we believe Wolfe can be trusted to support and respect state gun violence prevention laws.
Mark Wolfe is a progressive choice in this race.
Mark Wolfe
Mark Wolfe has served on the Manassas City Council since 2008. He is the recipient of the Community Leader Award from VFW Post 7589 (Manassas) and the Kathy Seefeld Pioneer Award, which honors lifetime achievement in promoting cultural arts in Manassas City.
Joseph Biden
Our country is facing several unprecedented crises all at once. The COVID-19 pandemic, police brutality, and racism are just the tip of the iceberg of the problems we need to tackle head-on.
About the Race
The election for President of the United States is on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Former Vice President and Senator from Delaware Joe Biden (D) is running against the current president, Donald J. Trump (R), a businessman and former reality television star.
About the State
Every eligible voter may cast a ballot in the presidential election. The majority of the U.S. population has voted Democratic for the last twenty-eight years, except 2004. However, the allocation of electoral college votes led to Republicans taking the White House in two of those seven elections. Turnout is typically higher during presidential election years, though 2018 saw the highest record turnout for a non-presidential election since 1914, with 50.3% of the electorate turning out to vote. Turnout for the 2016 election was at 55.7%. In 2008, when the nation elected President Barack Obama (D), turnout was 58.2% but dropped to 54.9% in 2012.