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Happy first day at your new job, Delegate Lily Franklin! So happy that you hired the most stunning, nicest, smartest, hardest working, extremely clever, and my forever ride-or-die beloved wife as your Chief of Staff!! @Elroy_Says @LilyForDelegate
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I am honored to have the support of Senator Mark Warner!
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Manassas has something for everyone!
¡Manassas tiene algo para todos!
#manassas #manassaspark #princewilliamcounty #soniavasquezluna #virginia #communityfirst
Great turnout for this morning’s canvass launch for @SoniaVasquezLun, @SuhasforVA, @MarkWarnerVA, and the local candidates in Greater Manassas!
Find an opportunity in Virginia near you at mobilize.us/events/virginia-…
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Early voting just got a lot easier! There are now 16 early voting sites across Fairfax County, and all of them are open through Saturday, Oct. 31.
NEW as of today:
📍 Burke Centre Library
📍 Centreville Regional Library
📍 Franconia Governmental Center
📍 Great Falls Library
📍 Herndon Fortnightly Library
📍 Jim Scott Community Center
📍 Lorton Community Center
📍 Mason Governmental Center
📍 McLean Governmental Center
📍 Sully Governmental Center
📍 Thomas Jefferson Library
📍 Tysons-Pimmit Regional Library
📍 West Springfield Governmental Center
Still Open:
📍 Fairfax County Government Center
📍 North County Governmental Center
📍Mt. Vernon Governmental Center
🕐 Hours
Weekdays: 1 to 7 PM (Government Center: 8 AM to 4:30 PM)
Saturdays, Oct. 24 and 31: 9 AM to 5 PM
Sunday, Oct. 25: noon to 5 PM
City of Fairfax residents can still vote early at Fairfax City Hall from now until Oct 31.
Weekdays: 8:30 AM - 5 PM
Saturdays, Oct. 24 and 31: 9 AM to 5 PM
Sunday, Oct. 25: noon to 5 PM
Don’t wait to vote. Make your plan at iwillvote.com.
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Two weeks until Election Day!
Early voting is open now, so you don't have to wait until November 3.
Make your plan at iwillvote.com.
RogersForTheNeighborhood retweeted
Manassas is fired up to send my friend @MarkWarnerVA back to the U.S. Senate, take back the House of Representatives, and elect @SoniaVasquezLun to the House of Delegates.
Satellite Early Voting locations are open now, make a plan to make your voice heard!
RogersForTheNeighborhood retweeted
Join us for a Greater Manassas Early Voting Rally with Senator @MarkWarnerVA and local elected officials!
Sunday at Harris Pavilion in Old Town Manassas! 🇺🇸🗳️💙🌙
your vote your voice!
mobilize.us/s/qaygjf
#soniavasquezluna #manassas #virginia
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I’m thankful for my amazing team @Rogers4Neighbor @XiomaraXvasquez
Join us to make calls, canvass, bring our family & friends to vote early Election Day 03NOV26 🇺🇸🗳️
Manassas has something for everyone!
¡Manassas tiene algo para todos!
#manassas #soniavasquezluna #communityfirst
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Woodleigh Chase is already showing up. So many folks in the room today had already cast their ballots, and it showed in the energy.
Thank you for the thoughtful conversation, and thank you to @MarkWarnerVA for being a part of it. Let’s finish strong.
RogersForTheNeighborhood retweeted
Great afternoon at Greenspring with @MarkWarnerVA Thanks to everyone who came out with sharp questions for us.
Senator Warner and I are both on the ballot, and conversations like these are how we win. Make your plan to vote and bring a neighbor.
Early voting begins today! Congressional District 8 voters, I hope you’ll re-elect @DonBeyerVA!
Fairfax CD8 residents can vote early at the Fairfax Government Center 8am-4pm, or Mt. Vernon and North County Government Centers 1pm-7pm.
More info: fairfaxcounty.gov/elections/…
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Third time’s the charm! I wrote this bill to expand childcare in Virginia back in 2023 and carried it 3 times. Thanks to Kathy Glazer, Karin Bowles & @lashrecseaird @ltgovhashmi for being champions in the Senate! Thank you @GovernorVA for making it law!
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Thrilled and honored to meet the Artemis II Team and celebrate their historic success. We can do great things when we invest in science!
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As we remember our incredible daughter, Maddy, my family has been deeply touched by the outpouring of support we’ve received. Thank you to everyone for your kind words.
Maddy was a deeply empathetic and engaged person. Even as recently as the day she passed, she was full of ideas and suggestions for me – especially how I could improve my social media to make a difference.
She used to say to me: “Dad, you have the power – you have to use it.” She pushed me to make the most of my position, to use my seat in the Senate to help people in meaningful ways.
If I can find any solace during this time, it’s that I have the enormous privilege to serve Virginians and the responsibility to keep working for a better, more just world in Maddy’s name.
I look forward to returning to the Senate this week and continuing that essential work.
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From Northern Virginia to Fredericksburg, Richmond, Hampton Roads, Danville, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Harrisonburg, and Leesburg… it’s been an incredible five days across the Commonwealth kicking off my campaign as Virginia’s Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate!
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The President and his allies are talking about taxes that our state legislature never even voted on and I certainly didn't sign.
Why? Because if they don't flood the zone with fake news about fake taxes, people might hear about the bills I am signing to lower energy costs, strengthen our schools, make housing more affordable, and bring billions of dollars of business investment to Virginia.
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Today April 11 is Super Saturday in Virginia
Early voting is taking place across the Commonwealth
Every county and city has at least one early voting location
In addition dozens of satellite locations are opening in bigger jurisdictions
Link below to find your location
BTW, the @RCPolitics false narrative piece was written by Republican Congressman @Cline4Virginia. Besides Cline’s being geographically ignorant as to where his Democratic U.S. House colleagues live, Cline found it “difficult to imagine” what rural Virginians might “have in common economically” with Fairfax residents.
According to former Republican Governor @GlennYoungkin’s 2024 Department of Taxation report, Fairfax has a total State Income Tax Liability of about $4 billion.
So, “economically,” Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, and Arlington Counties, account for about $7.3 billion, and the 91 counties outside of the D.C. suburbs account for about $5.8 billion combined.
Amongst Virginia’s 95 counties, those 4 “D.C. suburbs” counties contribute about 55% of the state income tax revenue, and the 91 Virginia counties outside of the “D.C. suburbs” contribute about 45%.
Cline’s claims are “geographically” ignorant and “economically” inverted. Economically proportional congressional districts would actually allocate six out of Virginia’s eleven members to the “D.C. suburbs.”
However, such underlying facts didn’t stop Cline and his fellow Republican member of Congress @JenKiggans (VA02) from pushing out their bizarro-world narrative.
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Wrong. Fairfax County is 13% of Virginia’s population, and currently 9% of Virginia’s members of Congress “live in Fairfax.”Currently, Fairfax is underrepresented in the U.S. House of Representatives.
IF the referendum passes, and IF the new maps take effect, and IF a Fairfax resident were to win the CD7 primary, and IF that Fairfax person won the general election, that would bring Fairfax’s delegation in Congress to two of VA’s eleven members.
@RCPolitics’ title is that “Dems Lie” while falsely claiming that “The configuration ensures that most rural voters will be represented by people who live in Fairfax” which is actually impossible.
Fairfax County, which has 13% of Virginia’s population, could either have 9% or 18% of Virginia’s representation in Congress.
Unless @DonBeyerVA (Alexandria City), @YVindman (Prince William County), and @SuhasforVA (Loudoun County) all moved to join @JamesWalkinshaw as residents of Fairfax County, this is fake news.
Happy birthday to @Elroy_Says and my *wedding officiant,* Senator @timkaine!
Happy Birthday to my good friend and Virginia’s *junior* Senator, @timkaine!
From serving as my Lt. Governor to now serving Virginia together in the Senate, Virginia is better with your leadership and commitment.
Wrong. Fairfax County is 13% of Virginia’s population, and currently 9% of Virginia’s members of Congress “live in Fairfax.”Currently, Fairfax is underrepresented in the U.S. House of Representatives.
IF the referendum passes, and IF the new maps take effect, and IF a Fairfax resident were to win the CD7 primary, and IF that Fairfax person won the general election, that would bring Fairfax’s delegation in Congress to two of VA’s eleven members.
@RCPolitics’ title is that “Dems Lie” while falsely claiming that “The configuration ensures that most rural voters will be represented by people who live in Fairfax” which is actually impossible.
Fairfax County, which has 13% of Virginia’s population, could either have 9% or 18% of Virginia’s representation in Congress.
Unless @DonBeyerVA (Alexandria City), @YVindman (Prince William County), and @SuhasforVA (Loudoun County) all moved to join @JamesWalkinshaw as residents of Fairfax County, this is fake news.
Spanberger and Dems Lie About Gerrymandering Scheme
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