Commonwealth Republican Women's Club
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Alexandria, Virginia
Join CRWC's Meeting on the Electoral College
Join Us for our November Meeting
Topic: Why the Founders Created the
Electoral College
Speaker: Michael Maibach
as we return to the great location at:
Thursday, November 21, 2019
7:00 p.m. Social
7:30 p.m. Program
Our Speaker: Michael Maibach
Founder and Director
Center for the Electoral College
Mr. Maibach's impressive career in global business diplomacy and civic engagement includes his roles as:
CRWC Holiday Party
Wednesday
December 11, 2019
Marina Towers Party Room
501 Slaters Lane, Alexandria VA 22314
6:30 Pot Luck Supper
7:15 Program
Bring Unwrapped Gifts for Community Lodgings
Thinking about running for office? Do your homework now.
Get involved in our community (non-profits, advisory boards, etc.) and show involvement, commitment, and leadership. Get to know the movers and shakers in the community.
Develop some expertise on issues.
Start planning your team: Campaign Manager, Campaign Treasurer, and volunteers.
Develop your issues platform. What will you stand for?
Monitor the voting history of your Democrat incumbent opposition. Why should you replace them?
Learn the requirements for getting on the ballot. For example, how many signatures will you need? (Hint: Get many more signatures than are needed in case the official verification process eliminates some signatures as being invalid.)
Talk to the local Republican Party and CRWC. We are here to help you work through the campaign process, as appropriate.
Note: The Republican Party cannot endorse or assist candidates' campaigns until they are determined to be the winners of a primary process. This ensures all Republican candidates are treated equally.
We Encourage New Candidates to Run!
Alexandria Political FYI's
Our two U.S. Senators representing all of Virginia are elected for 6 year terms. Their terms and elections are staggered (not held in the same year).
The entire City of Alexandria is located in the 8th Congressional District. Members of Congress are elected every two years, in even-numbered years (2020, 2022, etc.)
Virginia's General Assembly is made up of 40 Senators and 100 Delegates.
Alexandria City is represented at the state level in:
Senate Districts 30, 35, and 39
House of Delegates Districts 45 and 46
Voters in Virginia to not register by political party. Numbers of Republicans can only be estimated.
Alexandria City's Mayor is selected by determining which City Council candidate received the most votes.
Elections for City Council allow voters to vote for 7 names to fill the 7 seats on City Council. If Republican voters want to win seats on City Council, they should vote ONLY for Republican candidates and not vote for any other candidates. That may mean you only vote for (for example) three candidates.
Presently, there are no Republicans holding elected office representing Alexandria at any level of government (except for nationally-elected President Trump and Vice President Pence). We are a political minority with no elected representation at the state or local level of government, or in the US House of Representatives or US Senate.
Parts of Fairfax County have an Alexandria address, but they are not located within the boundaries of the City of Alexandria for voting or other purposes.
Know Your City
Map of Alexandria VA
Alexandria's population is estimated at 159,200 in 2019.
Alexandria City limits cover only 15.35 square miles.
Intel Corporation - Vice President of Global Government Affairs at Intel Corporation
European-American Business Council - President and CEO
Aspen Institute - Senior Fellow
James Wilson Institute - Board of Trustees and Managing Director
European-American Business Council - President and CEO
Aspen Institute - Senior Fellow
James Wilson Institute - Board of Trustees and Managing Director
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Alexandria Renew Enterprises
6th Floor Semonian Board Room
1800 Limerick St.,
Alexandria, VA 22314
