Mayor Wade and Vice Mayor Pinkston Event to Announce Re-election Runs
The Charlottesville Democratic Committee
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Indivisible Charlottesville, in cooperation with other local groups, is coordinating a “Worth Fighting For” community organizing meeting in the Downtown Central Library’s Swanson Case Room at 11am on Saturday, Nov. 23 to strategize about the Trump 2.0 Administration. Attendees will:
Please RSVP by signing up here, and please share this invitation with others who are ready to join the cause.
Clean Air Cville (501c3 pending), which promotes healthier indoor air quality, will provide air filters and optional masks for the meeting.
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We pick ourselves up and we move forward.
This election season was full of good energy, in spite of some of the outcomes. As co-chairs of the Cville Dems, we were thrilled to have so many volunteers helping in so many ways. Your commitment to work up to and on Election Day at the polls shows how strong our party can be.
We just wanted to give you a huge thank you and say we must continue to work for a better country. We’re grateful for all you’ve done and continue to do.
In unity,
Josh Throneburg and Nancy Damon
Co-chairs, Cville Dems
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The 2024 yard signs have served their purpose. Tim Kaine will be our Senator once again, and Gloria Witt for VA-05 and Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for the White House fought hard battles.
Some Cville Dems took signs to a metal recycling outfit, but we earned very little money from that sale. We recommend that you can take both sign wires and plastic sleeves to McIntire Recycling. The plastic signs can go into the plastic films dumpster, not far from the office. The metal signposts can go all the way to the dumpster (with stairs) on the right, for metals.
If it’s more convenient for you not to recycle on your own, please drop your signs off at Nancy Damon’s house at 2407 Jefferson Park Ave.
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Last chance to cure ballots in swing states and GOTV!
Last chance to cure ballots in swing states and GOTV!
Videos are one of the most powerful communications tools available. Viewers retain 95% of a message when they watch it in a video compared to 10% in text! And people are 52% more likely to share video content than any other type of content.
We need YOU to help us build up our YouTube subscriber count! We have 19 now, and we’d love to get to 50 by Election Day.
Please take a minute (that’s all) to go to the Cville Dems YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@CvilleDemsVote and then follow the three steps in the graphic:
If you take your minute above, and also ask your friends to join you, it will, as Gloria Witt would say, put the butterfly effect into action!
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There are only a few more days to vote early; why not cast your vote early too?
EARLY VOTING IS STILL AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS SATURDAY 11/2
CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE
CITY HALL ANNEX, 120 7th ST NE
(Next to the Ting Pavilion on the Downtown Mall)
For more information: https://www.charlottesville.gov/431/Early-Voting
Free Rides To Vote: 415-601-3076 (Kate)
If you miss early voting you can still cast a ballot at your designated voting location on Election Day 11/5. A Democratic sample ballot on blue paper will be available from the Cville Dems outside the polls on Election Day.
For more information: https://www.charlottesville.gov/431/Early-Voting
Not available to City of Charlottesville residents, but for the convenience of our many Albemarle County readers we’re providing the information below:
ALBEMARLE COUNTY
5th ST. EXTENDED, COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING
1600 5th St Extended (about 1 mile past Wegmans)
Free Rides To Vote: 415-601-3076 (Kate)
This website is paid for by the Charlottesville Democratic Committee and is not affiliated with any office holder or candidate.