Scott County Democrats

From Brian Patton
I was recently informed that Delegate Steve Shannon, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General, will be hosting a Town Hall meeting on Wednesday, January 7, 2009, at 7:00 PM.  The meeting is being held at the Russell County Courthouse in Lebanon, Virginia, in the Circuit Courtroom.
My understanding is Del. Shannon [...]

Although we were disappointed with the results, we must move beyond this campaign and work together to get our country moving again.
It is our sincere hope that you will join us in putting our country first and continue to work to keep our nation safe, free and prosperous.
We urge you to join us in not [...]

Trevor White, one of the most active of Scott County’s youngest crop of Democrats, has joined the U.S. Navy, leaving for basic training on the morning of November 5. In the days leading up to his departure, Trevor was a very visible and active participant in the campaigns to elect Democratic leaders for our nation.
Trevor’s [...]

According to CNN, Republican strategist Karl Rove is predicting the Presidential Race will be won by Senator Barack Obama in a landside election.
Some people have put forth the opinion that Rov may be trying to lull Democratic voters into staying home. The Scott County Democratic Party urges you not to take the election for granted, [...]

Duration: 1 Hour
Date & Time:
Saturday, September 6 at 1:00 PM
Location:
BIG STONE GAP FIELD (BIG STONE GAP, VA)
301 WOOD AVE
BIG STONE GAP, VA 24219

Host: Adam Malle

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Event Details: http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/meeting/gplt25

Friends,
This is an exciting time to be a Virginia Democrat. To help organize for November, the Party is encouraging folks to commit to talking with voters in their own community.
Starting this spring with the Neighborhood Leader Program, the Party will offer online tools to help communicate with your neighbors in your own voice. You will [...]

The subcommittee meets to consider bills recently passed by the Senate on bipartisan redistricting, recounts of close elections, audits of election machines, and absentee voting, among others. This subcommittee has killed similar bills in past years on unrecorded voice votes, preventing these popular bills from reaching the House floor.