June 8: Last Day to Register for Absentee Ballot

Friday, June 8th, is the last day for Virginians to apply for an absentee ballot for the upcoming Republican Senate primary on June 18th. Any registered voter can request an absentee ballot, but the online application must be completed by 5:00 pm on Friday, June 8th. 

Requesting an absentee ballot is particularly important for college students or members of the military who may be away, anyone planning to travel, the elderly and the infirm.

June 9: Early Voting Expands to 13 Satellite Locations

On Saturday, June 9th, 13 early voting satellite locations will open up around the county, in addition to the three satellite locations that opened on May 3rd.

Locations are here: https://www.elections.virginia.gov/casting-a-ballot/early-voting-office-locations/ 

As a result of measures put in place by the Democrat legislature during COVID, Virginia currently has 45 days of early voting for every election. That means for this year, with two primaries and one federal election, Virginia will have a total of 135 days of early voting. 

For more information, voters can go to the website of the Fairfax GOP https://fairfaxgop.org/ 

Or the Fairfax County Office of Elections https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/elections/

June 13: GOTV Training with Scott Presler

Our own Scott Presler, raised in Northern Virginia, will be holding a Get Out the Vote Training for us on June 13th at 6:45pm, at the Fair Oaks Marriott. See the invitation below for complete details, and click HERE to register.

Scott first made national headlines in 2019 after President Donald Trump brought attention to the fact that West Baltimore had piles of uncollected trash and a rat infestation, and Scott organized dozens of volunteers to go in to clean up some of the most neglected neighborhoods. They removed 12 tons of trash and connected with many voters along the way!   He is a member of the Leadership Institute’s Volunteer Faculty and has trained over 10,000 activists. In the past three years, he has spoken in hundreds of cities across 30 states. Scott received the Ronald Reagan Award at CPAC in 2021.

In the years since that time, he has become the leading national activist for voter registration, known for his innovative methods for reaching communities that have potential for higher voter turnout. He has enthusiastically agreed to come to Northern Virginia to teach us how to increase our voter outreach in order to re-elect President Donald Trump and our other Republican candidates.