Full Committee Meeting (12/7) at the Downtown Library with Cookies & Creigh & Katrina!
Internal Cville Dems
Thank You for Voting! THANK YOU for Volunteering!!
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
Election Night Watch Party at Kardinal Hall (Tuesday 6:30-11:30pm)
Full Committee Meeting (Monday, Oct. 28, 6:30pm)
- Fry’s Spring Beach Club, 2512 Jefferson Park Ave.
- Free cider & hot chocolate (you keep the mug!)
- Preview our fall fashion line
- Everyone’s welcome, bring a friend!
At the meeting we’ll be distributing free Cville Dems mugs. Why? We want to use fewer disposable products at our events— at the polls, during voter registration, “Turn Out the Vote Thursdays” at Ix, etc. Thanks for conserving (and getting Cville Dems more exposure!).
As for clothing… we also have a NEW Sweatshirt/T-shirt with a logo on front and nothing on the back. T-shirts are $10 and sweatshirts $20, bargains bordering on a steal. Get yours right away so you can be a walking billboard for us and Democratic candidates in the leadup to November 5! Thanks to Blue Ridge Graphics for giving us amazing pricing so we can offer them to you so inexpensively.
Our “Turn Out the Vote Thursdays” gets a National Shoutout!
The Cville Dems and Rural GroundGame (RGG) are featured in a new text banking article that appeared in “Grassroots Connector” yesterday, a national newsletter for grassroots political group leaders (like Lynlee Thorne of Rural GroundGame) working to amplifying the power and the voice of grassroots citizen activists (people like you!).
The article, written by our own Dan Doernberg, was based on background information from Frances Summers and Mary Ann Harris and included perspectives from Thursday volunteers Mark Hall, Andi Goodman, and Annette Owens as well as tips from RGG’s Abby Garber. Check it out!
