Incumbents are lining up to keep their seats on the Manassas City Council.
“On our Council, the following positions are up for the November election: Mayor, and three Council Members – Jonathan Way, Ian Lovejoy, and Mark Wolfe. The Council runs on a staggered election cycle every two years so that the entire Council is not up for re-election at the same time.” said Manassas City spokeswoman Patty Prince.
In addition to the current incumbents, Theresa Coates Ellis will be running for Council with the Republican Party and Michael Youlen will be running for Council as an Independent. Winners of the Primary from each party will move on to the General Election to campaign in November.
The primary to file for local offices will be held on June 14. The last day to register to vote for the primary will be on May 23rd. The deadline to apply for an absentee ballot in person will be June 11th and June 7 by mail.
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