Opinion
Andrea’s expertise dealing with local Businesses and taxpayer funds, to gaining the trust of Prince William County schools and residents, there is no doubt that the responsibility of District Supervisor requires a great deal of time and responsibility. Fortunately, Democratic candidate for Potomac District Supervisor- Andrea Bailey- has the qualifications and skills necessary to meet that challenge.
Andrea Bailey fulfills each and every characteristic of a productive, innovative citizen. She is a genuine caring leader who has a proven record in the community. With twenty years of veteran experience in business development, operational management, customer service, and human resource management, Andrea Bailey has the necessary communication and leadership skills it takes to successfully be the District Supervisor.
Beyond these many successes, Andrea is a compassionate mother, wife of thirty-nine years to a retired Marine Corps officer and ordained minister, and caregiver to her mother. While working for Andrea, I’ve observed how she is capable to take on numerous roles and tasks while simultaneously, positively effecting people’s lives.
As a woman of action, Andrea Bailey has shown her passion for learning by coordinating with GSA and the PTSO chair in donating three Prince William County school’s free laptops and computers to help aid with their educational experience. Andrea believes that an improved education is an opportunity to bring great change to Prince William County and continues to express her concern through volunteer work and coordinating with those willing to help reach this goal. Additionally, she has a true passion to assist the disenfranchise (homeless) and to eradicate the ten “TENT CITIES” in Prince Williams County.
We look forward to Andrea winning the election on Tuesday, June 9, 2015 and on Tuesday, November 3, 2015.
*Morgan is the campaign manager for Andrea Bailey’s campaign.
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