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ARC describes itself as a non-partisan watchdog that will challenge "both Republicans and Democrats who do not maintain the commitment to the [Prince William County] Rural Crescent."

PWCA is "a nonprofit organization committed to ensuring that Prince William's environment is protected for the good of all its citizens."

VPAP is "a non-profit, non-partisan organization that demonstrates how computer technology can improve public understanding of the role of money in state politics... The Virginia General Assembly has enacted significant reforms that encourage — and in some cases require — candidates and political committees to disclose electronically. VPAP plays a supporting role in the State Board of Elections' ongoing efforts to computerize campaign finance records."

VSSPWC is "a registered Virginia political action committee (PAC)" and a "non-partisan volunteer citizens' organization dedicated to electing candidates for public office who are committed to stopping overdevelopment in Prince William County. VSSPWC recognizes the negative impacts of sprawl on schools, taxes, traffic, open space, and the environment and helps voters identify the best, most dedicated and trustworthy anti-sprawl candidates, regardless of political party, and helps them get elected to office" by interviewing candidates for local public office and then endorsing those who support anti-sprawl policies.

	Advocates for the Rural Crescent (ARC) ARC describes itself as a non-partisan watchdog that will challenge "both Republicans and Democrats who do not maintain the commitment to the [Prince William County] Rural Crescent."

	Newspapers (Local / Prince William County): Bull Run Observer (P.O. Box 1146 / Manassas, VA 20108 / Publisher: Randi Reid / Phone: 703-369-5253, Fax: 703-369-5020) Local News from Bull Run Observer Gainesville Times Manassas Journal Messenger (INSIDENOVA.COM) Potomac News (INSIDENOVA.COM) Newspapers (Regional / Washington, DC area): Washington Examiner Washington Post

	Prince William Committee of 100 The Prince William Committee of 100 "provides a non-partisan, educational forum to study essential interests, problems, and goals of the people of Prince William County, Manassas, and Manassas Park."
	Prince William Conservation Alliance (PWCA) PWCA is "a nonprofit organization committed to ensuring that Prince William's environment is protected for the good of all its citizens."

	PW County Democratic Party
	PW County Republican Party

	Prince William Taxpayers Alliance The local affiliate of the National Taxpayers Union (NTU). NTU describes its mission as follows: "Since it was founded over 40 years ago, the National Taxpayers Union's Number One job has been helping to protect every single American's right to keep what they've earned. Our guiding principle has always been: 'This is your money and the government should return it to you.' We are a nonprofit, non-partisan citizen group whose members work every day for lower taxes and smaller government at all levels."

	Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP) VPAP is "a non-profit, non-partisan organization that demonstrates how computer technology can improve public understanding of the role of money in state politics... The Virginia General Assembly has enacted significant reforms that encourage — and in some cases require — candidates and political committees to disclose electronically. VPAP plays a supporting role in the State Board of Elections' ongoing efforts to computerize campaign finance records."

	Voters to Stop Sprawl, Prince William County (VSSPWC) VSSPWC is "a registered Virginia political action committee (PAC)" and a "non-partisan volunteer citizens' organization dedicated to electing candidates for public office who are committed to stopping overdevelopment in Prince William County. VSSPWC recognizes the negative impacts of sprawl on schools, taxes, traffic, open space, and the environment and helps voters identify the best, most dedicated and trustworthy anti-sprawl candidates, regardless of political party, and helps them get elected to office" by interviewing candidates for local public office and then endorsing those who support anti-sprawl policies.