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Barbara A. Favola (D) *incumbent

Age: 45.

Residence: Lyon Village.

Education: B.S., St. Joseph College; Master of Public Administration, New York University.

Occupation: Assistant to the president for government relations, Marymount University.

Elected offices/civic activities: County Board, 1977-present; member, Planning Commission; chair, Health Center Commission; member, League of Women Voters, Kiwanis, American Association of University Woman, the Veterans Memorial and YMCA Management Board.

Family: Douglas Weik, spouse; one son.

Why should the voters elect you? "Arlington offers excellent services for the lowest tax rate of any major locality in the Washington area. We are one of only 38 communities in the country with an Aaa/AAA bond rating. I am passionate about providing a first-rate public education. This year, the County Board made funds available to improve compensation and retirement for teachers. Improving pedestrian safety, curbing residential in-fill development and managing growth are areas I will continue to emphasize. Adopting a comprehensive watershed management plan is a top priority. For these quality of life issues and others, I ask for your vote in November."

Tell us what you think is the most urgent problem facing Arlington. "Managing residential and commercial growth to maximize use of transportation infrastructure, increase affordable housing, provide retail services and blend into the character of surrounding neighborhoods."

Web site: www.arlingtondemocrats.org/favola2000

Joszet S. Hudson (I)

Age: 53.

Residence: Maywood.

Education: BA, MA, Howard University; graduate work, Virginia Commonwealth University.

Occupation: Executive director, Parents Against School Abuse.

Elected offices/civic activities: Early Childhood and Foreign Languages Citizens Advisory committees, Arlington Public Schools.

Family: One son.

Why should the voters elect you? "Voters should elect me because I have done extensive work in the community as well as the political arena. I am knowledgeable of government and how it works, as well as issues relating to the business and private sectors. I speak five languages and have maintained contacts with various ethnic communities. I traveled extensively as a diplomat with the U.S. Department of State, both in the United States and abroad. Above all, I am a people person, a good listener and do all that I can to get a job done fairly, treating my fellow man with decency and respect."

Tell us what you think is the most urgent problem facing Arlington. "The most urgent problem facing Arlington is the public school system. Too much is being spent on administrative costs. Fewer children should be administered Ritalin. More children in special education classes should be mainstreamed. Class size, particularly in grades K-2, should be decreased. Foreign languages should not be taught below third grade."

E-mail address: Joszeth@yahoo.com

Scott C. Tate (R)

Age: 40.

Residence: Ballston.

Education: Certificate in Computer Programming, Strayer College, 1982; attended Georgetown University, 1978-82.

Occupation: Technology professional, Internet consultant/webmaster, CompuTate.

Elected offices/civic activities: Member, Arlington County Cable Television and Information Technology Advisory Commission; Ballston Partnership, member and former co-chair of Ballston Information Technology Showcase (Info.BITS); member, National Federation of Independent Businesses; member and sponsor, Arlington Coalition for Sensible Transportation; member, committee chair and After-School Enrichment Program Director instructor, Ashlawn Elementary Parent-Teacher Association.

Family: Mary Tate, spouse; two daughters and one son.

Why should the voters elect you? "The residents of Arlington have become concerned that their County Board leadership does not listen to their concerns, at the neighborhood level and countywide. I will reach decisions regarding new development, spending priorities and other issues only after thoroughly listening to community input and public comment. I will work to improve the sources, content and frequency of information generated by the county government and especially the County Board. Truthful and accurate information must be provided via electronic and traditional means to better inform the public of tax/fee issues, the budget process and the relationship between the County and School Boards."

Tell us what you think is the most urgent problem facing Arlington. "Arrogant county leadership promoted by one-party rule. Having members of both political parties on the board would inject a new vitality into the decision-making process."

Web site: www.TateforCountyBoard.com

E-mail address: Scott@TateforCountyBoard.com