Upcoming Elections

June 11, 2019 Commonwealth Primary 

Offices on the ballot:  Virginia Senate 34th District, Virginia House of Delegates 37th District, Fairfax City and County Commonwealth's Attorney, Fairfax City and County Sheriff

November 5, 2019 Commonwealth General Election

Offices on the ballot:  Virginia Senate 34th District (Four year term), Virginia House of Delegates 37th District ( two year term), Fairfax City and County Commonwealth's Attorney (four year term), Fairfax City and County Sheriff (Four year term)

General Information

Web Pages: fairfaxva.gov/government/general-registrar (Note: Much of the content in this post is from the Fairfax City website)
Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays
Address: City of Fairfax Office of Elections
10455 Armstrong Street Fairfax, Virginia 22030

Director of Elections & General Registrar:  Brenda F. Cabrera
Email: registrar@fairfaxva.gov    Phone Number: 703-385-7890  Fax: 703.591.8364
Electoral Board 

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Email: Mayor&Council@fairfaxva.gov
Phone:  703.385.7850 ( City Manager’s Office)
Council meetings address: City Hall
10455 Armstrong St.
Fairfax, VA 22030

Web:   Fairfax City web page   David Meyer for Mayor website  Facebook page  

Email:  David.Meyer@fairfax.gov
Phone:   (703) 385-7850 (ofc)
Address:   10455 Armstrong St.
Fairfax, VA 22030      

Michael J. DeMarco is serving his third term on City Council.

DeMarco serves on the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Metropolitan Air Quality Committee and Aviation Policy Committee; the Virginia Municipal League Community and Economic Development Committee; and the Potomac Watershed Roundtable, among others.

He previously served as chair of the City of Fairfax Economic Development Authority.

Janice B. Miller is serving her fourth term on City Council.

Miller served her first term on City Council from 1992-94, and was elected for her second term in 2014.

Miller serves on numerous regional boards, including the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Human Services & Public Safety Policy Committee and the Virginia Municipal League Human Development and Education Committee.

Jon R. Stehle, Jr., is serving his first term on City Council.

Stehle, a city resident since 2007, has chaired the city’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. He also served on the Green Acres Feasibility Study Committee and City of Fairfax Branding Advisory Committee.

The Oxford Row resident, who served as president of the Oxford Row Civic Association, is a strategic performance management lead with a federally funded research and development center. As a senior analyst with the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), he received a GAO Meritorious Service Award in 2013.

"It has been an honor to represent you the past seven months as one of your City of Fairfax Councilmembers. I am energized by what the current Council has been doing since I was elected last September. I look forward to the coming years with excitement as our community continues to come together to do great things." From Jennifer Passey website.

Mr. Stombres was elected to the Fairfax City Council in 2008 and retired from the City Council in 2014 after three terms in office. Mr. Stombres graduated in 1993 from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and holds a B.A. in History. He and his wife Kristen, and their children Katherine, Elaine, and James currently reside in Fairfax, Virginia

Managed SAIC division and operation. Focused on regional transportation policy analysis, primarily in support of the Federal Highway Administration.

While Mayor, the City of Fairfax implemented a trolley car system between downtown Fairfax and Mason when there were only 6,000 students.  Ridership was insufficient to continue it.