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An apology:

21 Thursday May 2020

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The Prince George Democratic Committee apologizes to Ms. Cazel Levine for the language in its May 4th post encouraging voters to re-elect Congressman McEachin.  This was an inadvertent error and was not caught by the editor before publication. 

While individuals in a local committee may support and advocate for the candidate of his or her choice, The Prince George Democratic Committee is neutral as to democratic candidates during a primary.  The candidates in the June 23rd Democratic Primary for the 4th Congressional District(in alphabetical order) are:

Cazel Levine. https://www.facebook.com/cazelforcongress/
A. Donald McEachin. https://www.facebook.com/donaldmceachinva

Congressman McEachin has visited our committee in the past and Ms. Levine will be speaking to our committee at our June 4th  meeting via Zoom. 

The Committee wishes both candidates the best of luck on June 23.

Regular monthly PG Dems meeting

04 Tuesday Apr 2017

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Dems meeting Thursday, April 6 at 6 pm

Join in the updates and lively discussions at our monthly meeting.  Invite others to come and participate.  In the current landscape, there are so many things to talk about … but business first.

We have a 4th Congressional District Convention on May 20 and prior to the Convention, we will have a Committee Caucus to elect our 7 delegates to that convention.  Carol Woodward plans to run for reelection to the 4th CD Committee.

There is the Democratic Primary on June 13 for the Virginia House of Delegate Seats, for the Governor’s race and for the Lieutenant Governor’s Race.

In Prince George,  we will also have elections for two Board of Supervisor and two School Board Seats.

In addition to elections, there are also a number of Resist groups and other grassroots opportunities to join in with others to take an active role in combating the craziness coming out of Washington.

So turn out on Thursday evening at 6 pm at the Prince George Human Services Building, 6450 Administration Drive in the 1st Floor Community Meeting Room for the meeting. The Building is building #12 in the Prince George Government Complex.