Dear Providence Democrats:

The best way to help get Democrats elected is to volunteer to pass out the Democratic sample ballot at the polling locations. Why? Because most of the candidates on the ballot will not have a D or R designation by their names.

Early voting at the Jim Scott Community Center (3001 Vaden Dr, Fairfax) is for nine days, starting Thursday, Oct. 26, and ending Saturday, Nov. 4. The schedule is as follows:

• Weekdays: 1:00–7:00 pm
• Saturday: 9:00 am–5:00 pm
• Sunday: 1:00–5:00 pm

Please volunteer for as many shifts as possible.

Andy Pavord, Chair

Providence District Democratic Committee

Important Information About Voting on Election Day (Nov. 7)

If you plan on voting on Election Day (Nov. 7), you will need to vote at your regular precinct polling place.

Volunteers Needed for Election Day

Volunteers are needed to hand out sample ballots on Election Day at each of the precincts in the Providence District. A list of precincts, with links to sign up, is available at the Providence Democrats website.

Donate to the Candidates' Campaigns

Another way to help get Democrats elected is to donate to their campaigns. To make donations to the candidates' campaigns, you can visit the FCDC "Your 2023 Democratic Ticket" page, then click on the green dollar-sign icon associated with the candidates you'd like to donate to.

Who Are My Candidates?

Visit fairfaxvotes.org and enter your address to see the candidates who will be on your ballot. Links to candidates' websites and social media accounts are provided.

The Right Wing and Public Education

Earlier this year, the FCDC National Affairs Committee hosted a forum on public education: "How You Can Help Defeat the Right-Wing Agenda to Destroy Public Education."

Read the BlueView article about this important topic. This article provides information that will be of interest to voters in this election.