http://www.sharonbulova.com daily 1 2011-07-04T01:06:54Z http://www.sharonbulova.com/in-the-news/sharon-bulova-named-one-of-washingtons-100-most-powerful-women Chairman Bulova has been praised for her skillful handling of county finances in tough economic times, avoiding the angry budget battles that have taken place in neighboring Montgomery County. No publisher mgajewski 2011-10-12T14:48:59Z Link http://www.sharonbulova.com/in-the-news/washington-post-backs-chairman-bulova With her gracious, civil, inclusive political style, two decades of previous experience on the board and mastery of the county’s $6 billion budget, Ms. Bulova is indisputably the right person in the right job at the right time. Her bid for reelection, against an unimpressive Republican and two obscure independents, should be a slam dunk. If any elected official in Northern Virginia deserves to be returned to office Nov. 8, it’s Ms. Bulova. No publisher cmedford 2011-10-30T14:53:14Z Link http://www.sharonbulova.com/in-the-news/bulova-secures-chambers-endorsement-after-debate Mere hours after the first debate between Board of Supervisors chairman Sharon S. Bulova (D-At-large) and Republican challenger Michael Spike Williams, the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce endorsed Bulova. No publisher mgajewski 2011-09-21T02:02:36Z Link http://www.sharonbulova.com/in-the-news/fairfax-chairman-candidates-debate-development-housing-transit The major party candidates for chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors met Thursday in their first debate, scrapping cordially over affordable housing, immigration, Metro expansion and other issues. Incumbent Sharon S. Bulova (D) made her case for reelection on Nov. 8 by touting the country’s well-regarded schools, high-quality services, stable budgets and stellar bond ratings. “It didn’t happen that way by accident,” she said. No publisher cmedford 2011-09-19T14:29:51Z Link