The FCDC in person and Zoom Meeting
7:30 3rd Tuesday
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Our 2021 Candidates
For the Virginia House of Delegates
18th District Doug Ward31st District Elizabeth Guzman
88th District Kecia Evans
Early vote NOW!
Yard Signs!
We have them!
Come and get them!
Stop by 6 am - 9 pm any day
24 Horner St. #2, Warrenton
They will be on the front porch
contact chair@fauquierdems.org
YARD SIGNS!
Get them at
1177 Battle Ridge Rd, Warrenton
Tuesday & Thursday 12 - 8 PM
Saturday & Sunday 12 - 5 PM
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- General Election Early Voting and Vote By Mail Begins
09/17/2021 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
- General Election Voter Registration Deadline 5:00 PM
10/12/2021 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- General Election Vote By Mail Deadline 5:00 PM
10/22/2021 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Election Day Nov 2
11/2/2021 vote 6 AM - 7 PM
American Rescue Plan
On March 11 President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan into law. Just as he and Vice President Harris promised on the campaign trail, help is on the way for you and your family -- and soon, our country will be on the road to recovery.
Here is What’s in It
The COVID-19 vaccine will be provided at an accelerated pace. We've ordered enough doses of the vaccine for every American adult by May 31, and now we have the resources to get those shots in arms nationwide.
Stimulus checks will start hitting bank accounts in days. You can learn more about who qualifies for how much here. Many families will get $1,400 for each adult and each dependent — and, unlike past checks, older dependents like college students and disabled adults will qualify. This will also help businesses because millions will be able to pay their bills and shop again.
Provides tens of billions of dollars in rental and homeowners assistance that will benefit lower-income renters and homeowners to help keep roofs over their heads.
Those in need of Rent Relief can apply at https://applications.deval.us/
There’s a huge boost to child tax credits, too. Learn more about it.
This, combined with the stimulus, will lift millions out of poverty.Makes available $39 billion to reduce child care costs and increase the pay and benefits of child care workers.
Health insurance will be cheaper on the marketplace, including for people who don't usually get subsidies. That's big for Virginia, where premiums are sky-high.
Addresses the growing hunger crisis facing 29 million Americans -- and as many as 12 million children -- by asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to expand and extend nutrition assistance programs to make sure no kid goes hungry.
There is billions of dollars of funding to help restaurants and other small businesses reopen and pay employees.
There is billions of dollars of funding to help local and state governments pay for essential services like fire and police.
There is billions of dollars of funding to provide the resources necessary to safely reopen schools
The bottom line is: We’re delivering real, tangible results for you and your family.
IF ANY OF THIS IS HELPFUL TO YOU THANK A DEMOCRAT!
ALL REPUBLICANS IN CONGRESS VOTED AGAINST IT
Over 680,000 Americans have died
That's in about 1 in 500the vast majority were unvaccinated
Don't be one or cause one!
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/region/us/virginia
Information and resources
for COVID-19:
http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/
The Delta outbreak is going to get much worse, warns Michael Osterholm, an epidemiologist who leads the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. "The number of intensive-care beds needed could be higher than any time we've seen," he says. He adds that his team's analysis shows that almost every single one of the 100 million unvaccinated Americans who hasn't had COVID-19 yet will likely get it in the coming months, short of taking the sort of strong isolation and masking precautions that seem unlikely in the vaccine-hesitant population.
Local pediatrician on Kids and Covid
Coronavirus Hotline
If you or someone you know is being directly affected by COVID-19, please use the contact information below to reach the Commonwealth of Virginia's Coronavirus hotline. Whatever your situation may be, the folks who monitor these hotlines should be able to assist you with your questions and concerns.
877-ASK-VDH3Good Q & A Video from the United Methodist Church
Volunteer Opportunity
Governor Northam is calling on more Virginians, with and without medical backgrounds, to volunteer in the fight against COVID-19. The Virginia Department of Health's Virginia Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is looking for roughly 30,000 volunteers to join them in this effort. For more information, click HERE.
Safety Precautions
The CDC and the Governor have recommended that all Virginians wear face masks if they need to go out in public. This was recommended to help mitigate the spread of this virus. For more information from the CDC about face masks, including how to make one yourself, use this link HERE.
If you feel that you may have contracted the virus, watch for symptoms such as:
- Shortness of breath
- High fever
- Persistent coughing
Medical officials across the globe have been advising everyone to take basic precautions to lower the risk of contracting and spreading the virus, such as:
- Washing your hands often, for at least 20 seconds each time
- Avoiding close contact with people (staying 6 or more feet apart)
- Avoiding contact with people who even have just slight symptoms of feeling ill
- Avoid touching your face with unwashed hands
- Stay at home as much as possible and practice social distancing
- Cover all of your coughs and sneezes with a tissue, or the inside of your elbow.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects daily
Please read the full list of recommendations and news from the CDC by using the link HERE.Stay Informed
For all the latest information and updates regarding COVID-19 in Virginia, click HERE.
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What Does the FCDC Do?
Support Committed Candidates
The FCDC is responsible for recruiting, nominating and assisting in the election of Democrats to the local governing body, to the Virginia General Assembly, the statewide offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General, the upper and lower houses of the U.S. Congress, and the offices of U.S. President and Vice President.
Organize & Engage Citizens
The FCDC engages Fauquier County communities before and during elections to share democratic policies with our neighbors. We make phone calls, knock doors, and host fundraisers and watch parties to win elections. Click here for Volunteer Opportunity.
Meeting Location
We normally meet monthly at 7:30pm on the third Tuesday of the month (with the exception of December and when campaign offices have been established)
10 Hotel Sreet
Warrenton, VA
All Meetings are currently Virtual
Note: the location indicated by Google Maps is a previous campaign office that we have been unable to get Google to remove.
Meeting Location
We normally meet monthly at 7:30pm on the third Tuesday of the month (with the exception of December and when campaign offices have been established)
10 Hotel Sreet
Warrenton, VA
All Meetings are currently Virtual
Note: the location indicated by Google Maps is a previous campaign office that we have been unable to get Google to remove.
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