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Jacqueline Smith wins in Prince William County

written by Jeanine Martin April 18, 2017

Republican Delegate Jackson Miller has been defeated by Democrat Jacqueline Smith in a special election for Clerk of the Court in Prince William County

With 100% of the votes reported:

Jacqueline Smith: 13,905 votes, 53.93%

Jackson Miller, 11,871 votes, 46.04%

All of the results of the Special Election for Clerk of the Court can be found here. 

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Also known as Lovettsville Lady, I am a Republican activist in the wilds of western Loudoun County.

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  • John Massoud

    Wonder what this holds for November

    • JWS

      Hopefully, Parrish will beat Miller in the June primary.

      • Will Parrish stay in the race? And risk a loss? I think not.

        • Goengo

          Parrish will not run, although the State (democrats) won’t remove his name from the ballot. He has stated he is no longer running and will not accept, even if elected.

    • Goengo

      Jackson will hold onto his seat in November. The democrats had only one race to concentrate on this time, but they will have too many races to put forth all their efforts into the one race in November.

  • whyIoughta

    Awful!

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