In an unprecedented show of collaboration between The Virginia Project, The Republican Party of Virginia, the Young Republicans of Virginia, the Virginia Federation of Republican Women, all City/County GOP Committees, and many other patriots, 98 Republicans have been recruited to run in 98 of Virginia's 100 House of Delegate (HOD) districts.

For comparison, in 2019 there were only 77 Republican House of Delegate Candidates on ballots across Virginia. That year the Democrats took control of the lower chamber in Richmond.

By contrast, the Democrats have only 95 candidates running this election cycle. This exhaustive effort by so many will ensure there are no free rides for Democrats this November.

View The Virginia Project's Election Tracker for information on every statewide race, including which seats are R vs. D controlled, the incumbent in each seat, and their challenger. Check your House of Delegates district here, and be sure to use our Election Tracker to find your candidate, follow them on Facebook and Twitter, attend their events, and volunteer and donate to their campaigns.

Thank you to all the outstanding Republicans running this year! The entire state is behind you as we advance toward taking back the House of Delegates.

The Virginia Project will begin a multipart training program for all GOP HOD candidates and incumbents at the end of June. This training will cover: campaign planning, strategy, paid and earned media, fundraising, GOTV and digital marketing. These training sessions will be delivered virtually and are open to the all GOP HOD candidates and their campaign staff. More details to follow soon. If you are a candidate, or candidate's staff, interested in this training, please email Virginia Project Director of Candidate Services Doug Simon at doug@virginiaproject.com.

In addition to the recently-filed lawsuit, we have initiated our FOIA investigation. The first wave, submitted by attorney William Olson on behalf of Eugene Delgaudio and Public Advocate, seeks Internet traffic records for the members of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors, School Board, and the Minority Student Achievement Advisory Committee (MSAAC), as well as the Commonwealth Attorney. We are presently scoping the second set of FOIA requests for relevant documents; if you know of a document it would be desirable to retrieve, please contact civilrights@virginiaproject.com.

Virginia Beach - heads up! The CRT fight has come to town and it's already hot and heavy. Get involved in the School Board meetings now - parents and concerned citizens alike!

The Virginia Project Program on Un-American Activities (UAC) continues to lead the fight against the introduction of Marxian ideology in our state institutions.

Right now, Virginia is competing with states like California, New York, Washington, and Oregon to see which state can do the most damage to its children and institutions through the introduction of a divisive and intolerant ideology known as critical theory. Whether it's critical race theory in our children's classrooms, the calls for defunding the police, health "equity" initiatives that elevate access to health care based upon race, or the Virginia parole board releasing violent criminals who belong in prison for the rest of their lives, progressives in Virginia continue to take steps that are damaging and corrosive to public discourse and governance.

The Virginia Project helped to expose some of these Marxian ideas during our recent one-on-one discussion with one of the world's foremost experts on critical theory, James Lindsay, founder of New Discourses. You can view that conversation here. We continue to work with parents across the entire state to share methods to push back against CRT in our schools and are preparing another round of freedom of information act (FOIA) requests to help expose institutionalized woke ideologues. 

Virginia continues to show the nation that we will not bow down to zealots who believe critical theory and the new woke religion is the way of the future.

TVP has additional discussions with state-wide community leaders on our June calendar, as well as training candidates on anti-critical theory policy. We will continue to fight and support those who do not wish to see this new woke, neo-racist, and neo-Marxist religion destroy our great state. If you are interested in being involved, or have information to share about critical theory in your child's school, please email UAC@virginiaproject.com.

Last month TVP welcomed Marshall Keene to serve as our Unit Committee Services Manager, where he coordinates the statewide network of city/county unit GOP parties, providing training, volunteers, strategy, and resources to unit GOP Chairs, their teams, and grassroots conservative party members.

Marshall has initiated a data collection process to better understand the similarities and differences of Republican committees' operations across Virginia. Early results show the most common difference is the frequency of local unit committee meetings, precinct coordination, and major fundraising. As already mentioned, scrubbing voting records with local registrars will be a top priority for Units ahead of the general election. A Unit Chair Summit is planned in the near future pending RPV’s and statewide candidates' schedules. 

If you are looking for information on how to join your local city/county GOP unit, view our list of units here. You can contact Marshall at mkeene@virginiaproject.com.

The Virginia Project is thrilled to announced the beginning of an ongoing collaboration with The Committee for Police Officers' Defense (CPOD), based in Fairfax, Virginia.

CPOD exists to help police officers fight against the continuing “War on Cops” by taking a varied political stance against politicians, activist judges, prosecutors, district attorneys and a host of others who try to bring police officers down by any means.

CPOD has invested in The Virginia Project to support our efforts in fighting anti-American activity, including the subversion of American and Constitutional principles, undermining of law and order, the growth of organized Antifa crime, as well as corrupt public officials. Virginia Project is proud to work with COPD to ensure a safer, saner, freer Commonwealth for all Virginians, and the police officers that protect us.

An official press release with more information is forthcoming.

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