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I Support My Local TEA …
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VA GOP Webmasters
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Supporters of the 10th A…
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RPVNetwork Tea Party Pat…
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Virginians for Energy In…
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I Support My Local TEA Party
The Tea Party movement has become the "Conscience of America", patriotic Americans, the once silent majority, stepping up to voice their discontent of the erosion of their rights & freedoms and the all out assault on liberty by the current. Congress!See More
"Just realized you never got a proper welcome, here goes...Welcome aboard, Roy! Thanks for joining the fight to turn Virginia red again. There are many seats we still need to change. Explore the site and jump in. Be sure to bring your friends along…"
Supporters of the 10th Amendment and State Sovereignty
We support the sovereignty of the Commonwealth of Virginia and are concerned about the usurpation of powers not enumerated in the Constitution by the federal government.
"I was wanting the geographical areas of the districts."
"You wanted the VA Districts or the Federal Congressional Districts?"
RPVNetwork Tea Party Patriots
The Tea Party movement is breathing new life into the Republic and fanning the flame of liberty as millions stand up to protect their conservative principles and values.See More
Virginians for Energy Independence
I created this forum for those who which to discuss and promote Energy Independence ideas for Virginians.See More
Virginia Republican Defenders of the Second Amendment
As Virginia Republicans we believe, “ A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. ”
RPV Veteran's Coalition
A network to bring conservative Veterans together in Virginia. You do not HAVE to be a member of a Local Republican Committee, BUT it is encouraged.See More
"How are the County Committees chosen? How are representatives to the Delegate/Senate Committees chosen? I noticed the CD Chair positions have filing fees. Who determines who runs for these offices? Finally, how is the State Central Committee…"
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- After many years of "just voting", I've decided it's time to get involved in order to protect the Individual Rights of my children and grandchildren.
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 8:44am on March 2, 2010,
Tom Whitmore said…
- Just realized you never got a proper welcome, here goes...Welcome aboard, Roy! Thanks for joining the fight to turn Virginia red again. There are many seats we still need to change. Explore the site and jump in. Be sure to bring your friends along for the many battles ahead.
- At 9:24am on February 13, 2010,
Donna Holt (dljholt) said…
- At 9:00am on February 13, 2010,
MEC 20151 said…
- You wanted the VA Districts or the Federal Congressional Districts?
- At 8:53am on February 13, 2010,
- Hi Roy,
Looks like Donna beat me to it.
However, prowling around the HOD and VA Senate websites will give you a good deal of info. While you're at it, take a look at the *Committees* the members are on...
- At 8:50am on February 13, 2010,
- Roy,
Here is a list of the Delegates you requested.
http://dela.state.va.us/dela/MemBios.nsf/MWebsiteTL?OpenView
Here is a list of the Senators:
http://sov.state.va.us/SenatorDB.nsf/$$Viewtemplate+for+WMembershipHome?OpenForm
This is where you find your representatives:
http://conview.state.va.us/whosmy.nsf/main?openform
- At 11:02pm on February 3, 2010,
- Roy,
I'll try my best, but I may have to break what I know into chucks so I don't bore you to death. The basic Party unit in Virginia is the County Committee (or for incorporated cities, the City committee). These units determine the nomination process for those offices within their jurisdiction (supervisors, etc.) They also have representation on House Delegate and State Senate Committees that are entirely or partially in their area. There are also 11 Congressional District Committees that determine the nomination method for the 11 U.S. Congressional representatives from Virginia. The chairmanships of these are up for election this year. Finally, there is a body of approximately 80 people called the State Central Committee, who among other dujties determines how U.S. Senate candidates are nominated. This may be more or less than you wanted to know, so will close out for now.
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