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Republicans Must Vote on Tuesday

GOP Voter Turnout in Fairfax County Will Determine the Outcome of Senate & Congressional Elections
Let’s Do Our Part in Continuing Today’s American Prosperity

Election Day is upon us. Our dedicated, energetic, and hard-working candidates have made the case that Republican ideas, policies, and governing practices—individual and property rights, tax cuts, strong defense, secure borders, protection of the unborn, and constitutionally observant justices—will continue the new era of unprecedented American prosperity.And the Democrats have continued to advance the failed policies of high spending and taxation, open borders, government intrusion into individual lives, identify politics, and social experimentation in our educational institutions.

Now is the time for Republicans to surge to the polls and demonstrate commitment to the Republican principles of individual liberty, constitutionally limited government, fiscal responsibility, national sovereignty, and strong defense.

Republicans must turn out and vote for our GOP candidates or our country, our state, and our county will suffer the effects of

Praying for Victory 2018

November 4, 2018 by admin in Election Fairfax County Republican Committee US Congress US Senate Voting

Praying for Victory 2018

When the ancient Israelites entered the Promised Land, their first obstacle was the great walled city of Jericho. As Joshua and his men prepared to conquer the city, God gave them a clear battle strategy. They were to walk around the city for 6 days without speaking one word. On the final day, they silently circled the city 7 times. What went through the minds of these untrained warriors as they only heard the tramping feet of their fellow countrymen? Did they hear the taunts from Jericho citizens above? They saw the overwhelming wall up close. Did they feel outnumbered and unprepared? How many realized their only hope for victory would come from God? During the silent trek, how many called out to Him in prayer for victory?

Today we need God to halt the momentum of the Democrats (especially in Fairfax Co.) We also need Him to help stop the invasion at our southern border. He can also crumble our opponents like He crumbled the walls of Jericho.

These midterm elections will determine who controls the House and Senate. We must hold our majority. Countless angry groups like Resist have galvanized to win this election using many tricks. Distortions and open lies saturate our media. People need to recognize truth when they see or hear it.

Please commit to praying daily for this important election until all the ballots have been counted. Please add anything else the Lord may lay on your heart.

REMINDER: Registered voters can apply and vote absentee in-person through Nov. 3rd

November 2, 2018 by admin in Election News Voting

Election Day is Tuesday, November 6, but you may not be able to get to the polls. Registered voters have until Saturday, November 3 to apply and vote in-person absentee. Details from the Virginia Department of Elections concerning absentee voting can be found HERE .

Locations in Fairfax County where you may vote early are as follows:

Fairfax County Government Center located at 12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 323, Fairfax, 22035

October 15-November 2: Monday-Friday: 8:00am-7:00pm

October 6-November 3: Saturdays, 9:00am-5:00pm

Fairfax County Satellite Locations through November 3 :

Franconia Governmental Center

6121 Franconia Rd, Alexandria, VA 22310

Lorton Library

2124, 9520 Richmond Hwy, Lorton, VA 22079

Mason Governmental Center

6507 Columbia Pike, Annandale, VA 22003

McLean Governmental Center

1437 Balls Hill Rd, McLean, VA 22101

Mount Vernon Governmental Center

2511 Parkers Ln, Alexandria, VA 22306

North County Governmental Center

1801 Cameron Glen Dr, Reston, VA 20190

Providence Community Center

3001 Vaden Dr, Fairfax, VA 22031

Sully Governmental Center

4900 Stonecroft Blvd, Chantilly, VA 20151

West Springfield Governmental Center

6140 Rolling Rd, West Springfield, VA 22152

Sign Up for Republican Pollwatching Training, Oct 31 at 7PM, FCRC HQ

October 30, 2018 by admin in Election Fairfax County Republican Committee News Voting

Pollwatching Training Classes this Week
Help Republicans Ensure Integrity of the 2018 Mid-Term Elections
Sign Up for FCRC or RPV Republican Pollwatching Training

The Preferred Method of Pollwatching Training. The Fairfax County Republican Committee (FCRC) and its volunteers must actively participate in efforts to ensure the integrity of the election process. Republicans who serve as county Election Officers are the first line of defense against electoral fraud. They provide the direct operational support on Election Day at the polls, and their willingness to serve is greatly appreciated. Republicans who serve as Party Pollwatchers are the second line of defense. Pollwatchers, officially recognized by Virginia law, are charged with observing the process from inside the polling place and with challenging situations where Virginia law is not being followed.

FCRC has supported the Pollwatching effort since 2012 by conducting training classes and offering a companion Virginia Pollwatchers Guide. These vehicles are updated annually to reflect election law changes. The purpose of these efforts has been

Registered Voters Can Apply and Vote Absentee In-Person Through Nov. 3rd

October 22, 2018 by admin in Election Fairfax County Republican Committee News US Congress US Senate Voting

The Fairfax County Republican Committee wants to remind you that early voting is still available for those of us who cannot be present during regular voting hours on Election Day, November 6^th.

There are 20 situations where you can qualify for early voting, and you may use this link for a complete list of times and places where early voting is available: https://fairfaxgop.org/its-early-voting-time/

Show your support for our Republican candidates:

Corey Stewart for US Senate

Thomas Oh for Representative from the 8^th District of Virginia

Barbara Comstock for Representative from the 10^th District of Virginia

Jeff Dove for Representative from the 11^th District of Virginia

If you want to return civility to American politics, if you were disgusted at the way Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was treated during his confirmation hearings, if you are tired of the violence and threats against Conservatives, then make your voice heard loud and clear: VOTE!

The application to vote absentee can be found HERE.

JOIN FORCES AT FAIRFAX COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER TO SUPPORT THE TICKET

October 10, 2018 by admin in Fairfax County Republican Committee Volunteer Highlights Volunteer Opportunity Voting

What an eye-opener today at Fairfax County Government Center where early voting is happening now. Very busy location…lots of people. Handed out the Republican Sample Ballot, the comparison flyer of “Who Represents You” showing the issues and positions between Tim Kaine and Corey Stewart, and the newspaper “A Better Fairfax,” that describes issues important in the county, including school information. Also provided other material for the Congressional candidates, Jeff Dove, Thomas Oh, and Barbara Comstock. People stopped by to share their opinions, take the handouts for themselves or friends, say “thanks for being out here,” or “I like your hat!” You have about 30-seconds to smile, say hello, and get the passers-by attention to give them the material. This is a critical location and so important to staff the Republican table because Dems are out in full force too. Early voting is happening now, and November 6 will be here soon. This is it–we are at a turning point. When the Fairfax County Republican Committee Chairman, Tim Hannigan calls to ask for help, say “Yes, I’ll be there!” You’ll be glad you did.

It’s Early Voting Time

October 3, 2018 by admin in Election Fairfax County Republican Committee News Voting

Election Day is Tuesday, November 6, but you may not be able to get to the polls. In-person absentee voting began on September 21. Here are some of the 20 reasons you can vote in-person absentee:

• You are an election officer
• You will be traveling on business or vacation on Election Day
• Disability or illness
• You are working and commuting to/from home for 11 or more hours between 6:00 AM and 7:00 PM on Election Day
• Pregnancy
• Religious obligation
• You are a first responder: a member of law enforcement, a fire fighter, an emergency technician, a member of a search and rescue team

Please visit https://www.elections.virginia.gov/casting-a-ballot/absentee-voting/index.html for a complete list of situations permitting early voting.