The Season for Second Chances
Second chances, redemption, and renewal are important themes of the holiday season (especially in so many made-for-TV holiday movies!). I have my own story of second chances and renewal that I’d like to share with you.
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Fill the Gap on 15th St S
There are a small handful of concerns with the Pentagon City Sector Plan, first of which is the gap in the protected bike lane plan along 15th street.
Taking a peek at election results
This “dry-run” campaign to get operations set up and warm myself up to debates met my expectations, with a 5.7% vote across the county (pdf) with literally no campaigning or serious fundraising in 2021 – no mailers, no ads, no door-knocking.Why am I optimistic about 5.7%? Data. I love looking through the numbers. Not only cost analysis (more […]
“So how was the vacation?”
This was an early-access story from Theo, exclusive to subscribers of the campaign’s email list a few days before it goes up on the website. Subscribe there to get future stories first!
ARLnow Candidate Essay: Adam Theo
Last week, [ARLnow] invited the four candidates running in the general election for a seat on the County Board to write a post about why [ARLnow] readers should vote for them next Tuesday (Nov. 2).
EcoAction Arlington Environmental Forum for County Board Candidates
Join EcoAction Arlington for a forum to discuss climate change, energy, smart growth, resiliency, equity, and natural resources with the candidates for the Arlington County Board election on November 2: Mike Cantwell (I), Audrey Clement (I), Takis Karantonis (D), and Adam Theo (I). The event was be moderated by Silvia Lucero, EcoAction Arlington board member.
WashPo: Meet the candidates running for Arlington County Board
Theo, 42, works as a communications consultant, video producer and political organizer. He points to his experience in housing activism, serving on the county’s civic federation and chairing the Libertarian party of Northern Virginia. Theo opposes subsidies for Amazon and thinks the civilian review board has been “hobbled and watered down.”
Recordings of Lyon Village’s Candidate Debate
I and the other candidates headed to Lyon Village’s candidate forum, where about 80% of the questions were about housing, development, and residential zoning.
Educate yourself from Arlington Parents for Education’s Candidate Questionnaire
Learn where I and the other candidates stand on the issues of spending, transparency, and overcrowding for our schools