FCAC Board Election - 1994

The Washington Times pointed out that the race for the US Senate was not the most hotly contested political race in Northern Virginia. It was not even the dust up between Ollie North and John Warner. It was the annual election of board members to the local public access stations board of directors.
On October 12, 1994, the Washington Times reported in an article that lead - Sour Grapes Serano – The Times wrote - Contrary to remarks made in a recent “That’s Politics”; conservatives want you to know that they do hold seats on the board of directors at Fairfax Cable Access Corporation. A few weeks back, this column decried the dearth of conservatives on the board, which oversees Channel 10, the county’s public access station. That lamentation occurred after a bitter four-way race for two board seats turned into a phenomenal get-out-the-vote movement.