Volunteer for March 2nd Special Elections

posted March 1, 2010


Volunteer to help in the two upcoming Special Elections March 2nd for Eileen Filler-Corn (41st House District – Braddock and Springfield Districts) and Sandy Evans (Fairfax County Public School Board, Mason District).

Neither of these elections are for Lee District residents, but we are committed to electing Democrats all across Northern Virginia.

To Volunteer March 2nd

Election Night Parties


What’s Next – 2 Special Elections

posted February 3, 2010


On March 2nd there will be two special elections in Fairfax County: 1) Mason District School Board, and 2) the 41st House District. Your help is needed in many aspects of these two campaigns. Please help in whatever manner you can for our two excellent candidates.

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Volunteer for Evans for School Board

posted January 21, 2010


Sandy needs your help now to win the upcoming special election for Fairfax County School Board. We must elect Sandy to succeed Kaye. Now is the time to volunteer. We need you to canvass; we need you to make phone calls. We need you to Get Out the Vote.

There are several immediate volunteer needs to support Sandy Evans for Mason District School Board (www.Evans4SB.org) to volunteer or email evans4SB@gmail.com:

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Volunteer for Evans for School Board

posted January 15, 2010


Sandy needs you now, and there are several immediate volunteer needs to support Sandy Evans for Mason District School Board (www.Evans4SB.org).

  • CANVASSING
    • DATE: Saturday, January 16th, 10 am

      ADDRESS: 6363 Waterway Drive, Falls Church, VA 22044 (map, click here)

      PLEASE let Kim Smith (703.624.1182, evans4sb@gmail.com) know if you are planning on canvassing – it is very helpful for planning purposes.

  • LITERATURE DISTRIBUTION
  • DRIVERS for Sandy
    • Monday – Friday  2 – 5 pm
    • Saturdays   10 am – 5 pm 2.5 hour shifts or more
    • Sundays      12 noon – 5 pm 2.5 hour shifts or more

Contact Kim Smith (703.624.1182, evans4sb@gmail.com) with any questions. See everyone on Saturday!


Help Marsden & Evans

posted December 15, 2009


The General Elections of November 3rd have triggered two special elections in Fairfax:

  1. Dave Marsden for State Senator 37th District [election of Senator Ken Cuccinelli (R-37th) for Attorney General; special election January 12, 2010, and
  2. Sandy Evans for Mason District School Board [electon of Mason District School Board Member Kaye Kory to the House of Delegates (D-38th)]; special election date TBA.

We need Democratic volunteers from every Northern Virginia jurisdiction to help with these two special elections, from Alexandria to Loudon, Prince William to Falls Church.

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Volunteer End of 2009

posted November 14, 2009


help wanted

We always have projects and needs for volunteers. Even though we just finished our General Election, after a year and a half of campaigning, we have two special elections.

  • To volunteer to help in the 37th Senate District race for Dave Marsden, please contact Sue Langley (Sue.Langley@gmail.com, 703.606.7175).
  •  To volunteer for the Mason District School Board race, please contact Rachel Rifkind (RRifkind@gmail.com, 703.941.9574).

We also have other opportunities to volunteer in Lee District, click here.


VA Victory 2009 Headquarters

posted August 22, 2009


VA Victory '09 HQIt’s HERE! The Virginia Democratic Coordinated Campaign Landsdowne Headquarters for VA Victory ‘09. We’re here working for our state-wide candidates Creigh Deeds for Governor, Jody Wagner for Lieutenant Governor, and Steve Shannon for Attorney General as well as our Lee District Delegates Mark Sickles (43rd), David Englin (45th) and candidate for the 44th, Scott Surovell.

VOLUNTEER NOW, at HQ, canvass, phone bank, etc. Make sure to continue the legacy of Warner and Kaine, and to fulfill the Obama agenda, moving forward with practical, pragmatic and responsible solutions for today. Internships (volunteer) available, please check at HQ.

General Election Tuesday November 3rd, 2009

  • ADDRESS
    • 6460 Landsdowne Center, Alexandria, VA 22315, click for map
      At the corner of Telegraph and Beulah in the Landsdowne Shopping Center, above the Kingstowne Library.
  • HOURS
    • M 12-9
    • TU-F 9-9
    • SA 10-6
    • SU 12-9
  • PHONE
    • 571.384.6245

Organizers


Change that Works – VA

posted July 24, 2009


www.ChangeThatWorks.net/Virginia

Why “Change that Works?”
Americans have spoken powerfully for change — change that both revives our failing economy and builds it stronger, and fairer, for the future. An economy where hard work means you can make a good living and fulfill your dreams instead of treading water or falling behind.

Change that Works SEIU (Service Employees International Union) will involve millions of Americans in an intensive state-by-state campaign to help President Obama enact Change That Works — change that gets our economy back on track now, and for generations to come.

Our Goals

  • Pass an economic recovery plan to keep people working, create millions of new jobs, and maintain services for our communities.
  • Pass the Employee Free Choice Act to ensure that workers, not just CEOs, can benefit from the economic progress they help create and advocate for the best quality for those they serve.
  • Fix our healthcare system so that it lowers costs and provides quality, affordable health care for all.

Change that Works, VA – Fairfax Office
5618 Ox Rd
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
571.281.1186
Fairfax Field Organizer: Thomas Cornelis (thomas.cornelis@seiu.org)

OFA Supporting Health Care

posted July 24, 2009


OFAOFA is focusing heavily on the health care reform movement that’s underway this Summer, and we have several canvasses and phone banks coming up that I wanted you to be aware of.

Folks from all over the state will be meeting up and making phone calls/knocking doors to collect declarations of support for the President’s 3 principles on health care reform. He has said he wants a bill that:

  • Reduces rising health care costs for families and businesses
  • Guarantees the freedom to choose a plan and a doctor, including the choice of a public option
  • Ensures affordable, quality care for every American man, woman, and child

They’ll also be asking people to share their health care stories, so that their voices can be heard as government officials debate the best way to move forward with reform.

If you think you’ll have time to volunteer for one of these events, please check out the following links:

Of course, you can find many more opportunities to volunteer in your area by going to my.barackobama.com and putting in your zip code. Take a look, find something that fits into your schedule, and help make a difference at this crucial time in the health care reform effort.

Be on the lookout for OFA listening tours near you as well.

For more information you can contact one of our two OFA organizers in Lee District:

Surovell for Delegate Campaign Kickoff

posted July 24, 2009


Saturday, July 25th 10:30 am

Join Scott Surovell at Woodlawn Elementary School as he kicks off his campaign for the House of Delegates (44th District, was Kris Amundson; 2 precincts in Lee District – Groveton, Fairfield).  Scott will outline his plan for keeping Virginia schools among the best in the country. The Kickoff will be held in the cafeteria / auditorium at Woodlawn Elementary School at 8505 Highland Lane, Alexandria, VA 22309 (map, click here). Coffee, juice and donuts will be served. Call 703.341.6149 to RSVP or email  cbea@surovell2009.com.

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