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8:59 minutes (4.12 MB)This is part one of the Equality Fairfax State Senate Forum held on September 27, 2007 at the Metropolitan Community Church of Northern Virginia. It contains remarks from EF's president Sarah Gustafson and EF board member and forum moderator Doug Reimel.

17:16 minutes (7.91 MB)This is part two of the Equality Fairfax State Senate Forum held on September 27, 2007 at the Metropolitan Community Church of Northern Virginia. This is for the 37th senate district. This race is between incumbent Ken Cucinelli and challenger Janet Oleszek. Senator Cucinelli did not attend, citing a prior commitment, nor did he choose to submit  read more »

54:46 minutes (25.07 MB)

This is part three of the Equality Fairfax State Senate Forum held on September 27, 2007 at the Metropolitan Community Church of Northern Virginia. This part is for the 34th senate district race between incumbent Jeannemarie Devolites-Davis and challenger Chap Petersen.  read more »

24:24 minutes (11.17 MB)

This is part four of the Equality Fairfax State Senate Forum held on September 27, 2007 at the Metropolitan Community Church of Northern Virginia. This is for the 39th senate district and is between incumbent Jay O'Brien and challenger George Barker.  read more »

30:57 minutes (21.26 MB)

This episode is the first of two for the House of Delegates forum held on October 9, 2007 at the Greenbriar Community Center. This part contains the audio for the 40th house district (Delegate Tim Hugo vs. challenger Rex Simmons) and the 67th house district (Delegate Chuck Caputo vs. challenger Marc Cadin). Unfortunately Delegate Hugo and Mr. Cadin did not attend the forum and so Delegate Caputo and Mr. Simmons are answering questions together though they are not running against each other.  read more »

40:53 minutes (28.07 MB)

This episode is part 2 of the House of Delegates forum and covers the 86th district (Herndon, Oak Hill and the Sterling Park area of Loudoun County). This race is between the incumbent, Delegate Tom Rust and challenger Jay Donahue.