Early Voting Rally and Canvass Kick-off at the Courthouse


SATURDAY: Early Voting Rally and Canvass Kick-Off from 9-11 am at the Courthouse in Little Washington. Saturday, October 26 is the first Saturday of early voting. Join us for coffee and donuts to rally with other Dems. We will hold our canvass kick-off at the same location, so come and grab a donut and coffee before you head out to knock doors.

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Canvassing! Canvassing! Let’s Go Canvassing!


CANVASSING EVERY SATURDAY MORNING at 10:00 am until 2:00 pm to get out the vote in Rappahannock County

Meet at 10:00 am at the office (1047 Zachery Taylor Highway Flint Hill) to team up and get training and turfs

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CANVASSING TO WIN CONGRESS ON SUNDAYS

KEEP VIRGINIA’S 7TH DEMOCRATIC

DOOR- TO- DOOR IN CULPEPER FOR EUGENE VINDMAN

THIS TOSS-UP RACE IS CRITICAL TO A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY HOUSE

MEET AT 11:15 am at the Black Twig Parking lot Sundays

or at 12:00 411 North Main Street, Culpeper

BRING YOUR CELL PHONES WITH MINIVAN DOWNLOADED

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL

EVE BROOKS at 202-460-5130 or 540-987-8320

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Canvassing this Saturday!

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Join us for cavassing from 10 am – 1 pm, tomorrow, Saturday, October 5.

We will visit Rappahannock addresses, likely in Flint Hill and Washington. Training is available, so please don’t hesitate to ask a volunteer when you arrive.

Please meet at our office on 1047 Zachary Taylor Highway, Huntly, VA.

Yard signs are also available for pick-up at the office.

CAN’T MAKE IT THIS WEEK? WE CANVASS EVERY SATURDAY THIS MONTH! JOIN US NEXT TIME!

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The Rapp Dems are in the office!

The Rappahannock County Democratic Committee office is open Saturdays from 10 AM – 2 PM

We are located at 1047 Zachary Taylor Highway, Huntly

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Get your yard signs.

Sign up to volunteer.

Attend Canvass Training.

Hang out with fellow Rapp Dems!

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Photos below are from the Rapp Dems Office Grand Opening. Click on the photos to enlarge.

Did we mention it’s a fun time?

 

Photo credits: Bruce Geisert, Michelle Morrison McKinney, and Christine van den Toorn.

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