Welcome to Democrats of Greene Co. Virginia

NEXT MORNING COFFEE

Tuesday, July 3rd, 10 AM    

 Please join us at 10 am on the 1st Tuesday of every month at the Town Hall Building in Stanardsville (19 Celt Road across from the County Administration Building). Parking is available behind the Town Hall or across the street. We have lively discussions concerning pertinent state and local issues, guest speakers and candidates, and the November 6th election.  You don't need to be a member of the Greene County Democratic Committee to attend.

Everyone is Welcome!  Come join us! 

PROGRAM:

•  We will be finalizing our preparations for the July 4th Parade and Information Booth.  
• We are now campaigning to re-elect Tim Kaine as our U.S. Senator and to elect Leslie Cockburn to the U.S. House of Representatives in November.  We are looking forward to the opportunity to tell everyone about our great candidates and give updates on our planning and implementation for their elections!    

 NEXT POTLUCK 

Sunday, July 15th, 5:00 PM

Greene County Democrats invite the public to attend our Sunday evening Potluck on each 3rd Sunday of the month at the Emmanuel Christian Center. 

 (Location:  111 New Life Drive, 

Ruckersville, VA, directly across

 from Tractor Supply on Rt. 33.)

• 5:00 pm Arrive for Social Time
• 5:30 pm Meal Begins 
• 5:50 pm Announcements and Business Meeting  as the Meal Continues  

We have been advised by Doug Miller,   

our Democratic Representative from the Greene County Board of Elections, to check your Voter Registration information frequently from now until the election. He said that individuals need to check to see if their information has been tampered with. He further statedthat the State of Virginia has been working hard to make sure our voter information is secure and is paying close attention to possible meddling with registrations, but everyone should monitor their registration and report any suspected abuses.   If you check your registration and notice anything suspicious, the Greene County Board of Elections can be reached by calling 434-985-5213 or by stopping by their office in the Town of Stanardsville, located at 32 Stanard Street behind the Courthouse. You can check your own voter information online by entering a few items...name, birthday, etc.!

Virginia Elections Officials Warn of Groups "Confusing Mailers" about Registration Status

The Virginia Department of Elections says it has received numerous phone calls from concerned voters who had received “confusing mail” suggesting that their voter registration status was in question.

The mailers did not come from state elections officials. They came from the Voter Participation Center, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization — unaffiliated with government — that says it seeks to register “under-represented Americans,” specifically unmarried women, people of color and millennials.”