updated 5.9.2009 8th CD Convention 11th CD Convention (completed) The Democratic Party of Virginia (DPVA) is the official arm of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in Virginia. DPVA is represented by an elected membership of 20 members from each of Virginia’s eleven Congressional Districts that comprise the State Central Committee. According to the ‘State Party
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Saturday, April 25th, 2009 4-6 pm Susie Warner’s house (6229 Edison Drive Alexandria, VA 22310; map: http://tinyurl.com/warner-home) Add to calendar (open, then save) Please join Delegate Mark Sickles with Special Guest Honorable Brian J. Moran for his 2009 Campaign Kick-Off. Suggested donation – $25.00 (Benefactor – $2500; Patron – $1000; Sponsor – $500; Host –
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Public Policy Polling’s latest survey finds that Virginia’s Democratic primary race for governor is still tight, with Brian Moran receiving 22%, Terry McAuliffe getting 18%, and Creigh Deeds polling third at 15%. 45% of respondents are still undecided. Respondents have roughly equal opinions about the favorability of each candidate. Moran is polling at 34/15 favorability,
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Debates last updated 5.9.2009 The three campaigns agreed to the following debates: April 19th: Farm Team Debate in Williamsburg April 23rd: Virginia Education Association’s Convention Debate in Hampton April 28th: Sorensen Institute/Danville Register & Bee Debate in Danville Debate in Blacksburg April 29th: Huffington Post/Not Larry Sabato/Fire Dog Lake/Collegiate Times Debate in Blacksburg May 19th:
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Join us Saturday, March 28th at 11:00 am for a major grassroots rally with Democratic Party of Virginia Chairman Dick Cranwell to kick-off the 2009 campaign season. Other local elected officials will be announced soon. During this public rally, Chairman Cranwell will talk about what Democrats stand for — and how that compares to the misguided
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Thursday, August 21, 2008 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm add to calendar (open, then save)
The selection of Delegates to the Congressional District Conventions in May, State Convention in June at GMU, and National Convention in September in Charlotte is quite a process, and to learn more about it we have some helpful resources.
Following the 2010 Census (pop. 118,949) and redistricting, Lee District is one of nine Supervisor Districts in Fairfax County Virginia with 23 precincts and just over 69,000 registered voters (1.3% of all active registered voters in Virginia, 9.8% of those in Fairfax County). Across these 23 precincts, Lee District is represented by two United States Congressional Districts (the 8th and 11th), four Virginia Senate Districts (the 30th, 35th, 36th and 39th), and three Virginia Delegate Districts (the 39th, 43rd, and 44th). 28 elected officials represent Lee District: 23 are Democrats. Click here for their info.
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The Lee District Democratic Committee is for all Democrats in the Lee District of Fairfax County (whether you vote here on not). Whether you are heavily involved in local politics or simply turn out to vote on Election Day, you are welcome here!
The Lee District Democratic Committee (LDDC) is a magisterial district committee within the Fairfax County Democratic Committee (FCDC). Our mission is to elect Democrats to public office. As part of FCDC, LDDC is part of the Fairfax County arm of the Democratic Party of Virginia and serves to help promote the principles of the Democratic Party and elect Democratic Candidates to offices at the County, State and National level. The Lee District Democratic Committee provides to FCDC the volunteer organization and activities necessary to elect Democratic candidates.
