The Fauquier County Democratic Committee (FCDC)
Our office is located at
20 Ashby Street, Warrenton, VA
Open Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat. 10AM - 4PM
Help needed for Thursdays
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Spanberger Signs are now available the office
Regular monthly meetings each 3rd Tuesday
at 7:30 PM in the Warren Green Building
at 10 Hotel St. in Warrenton
Come and join us
Checks can also be mailed to the
Fauquier County Democratic Committee
P.O. Box 213
Warrenton 20188-0213
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Stop by our office and pick up one for a $15 donation
John McAuliff candidate for VA HD-30
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“Growing up, I learned the value of hard work and community from my grandparents in Piedmont,” McAuliff said in his announcement. “From my experience renovating my family’s home into a thriving small business to my work helping farmers and small businesses lower their electric bills by embracing clean energy, I’ve seen firsthand how we can create opportunity when we work together. I’m running for Delegate to protect our farmland, defend our rights, and help Virginians buy their first home and start their first business – an American dream that’s becoming harder to achieve.”
McAuliff owns the Chilton House Bed and Breakfast and is the former chief of staff for Del. David Reid, D-Loudoun. He has also worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and President Biden’s Office of Clean Energy Innovation & Implementation. Del. Reid and several Virginia political learders have endorsed his campaign.
Jac Bennington
Candidate for delegate in VA HD-61
Learn about Jac and donate at
https://benningtonforvirginia.com/
Jac grew up in Warrenton, VA, after his family moved from Georgia to Herndon in 1986.
He enjoyed an idyllic childhood with horses and pets, graduating from Fauquier High
School in 1997 before studying Religion and Spanish at Ferrum College.Committed to service, Jac started as a Youth Director at a church in Alexandria, VA before
joining the Army in 2003, serving as a Logistics Officer in Korea. Right before deploying,
he met Lindsey, and after long-distance communication, they reunited in Colorado when
he was stationed at Ft. Carson. They married in 2007, and Jac pursued a Master’s in
Education at UCCS. However, he was recalled to the Army and deployed to Afghanistan,
where he worked alongside Afghan soldiers.Upon returning, he secured a teaching position at Fauquier County Public Schools in
2009 and moved back to Warrenton. Seeking additional ways to serve, he joined the
Virginia National Guard in 2010, later becoming a Lakota helicopter pilot. His military
service took him to various locations, including a deployment to the Southwest border in
2020-21, where he witnessed the consequences of political gridlock firsthand.Jac and Lindsey are now parents to two boys, Canaan and Jonathan, who attend Emerald
Hill Elementary and play football.Jac is running for Delegate in Virginia’s 61st District, believing in the power of
collaboration and embracing change. He sees transformation in his community and
wants to ensure Virginia evolves in a way that benefits all. Let’s do this!
One If By Email. Two If By Text.
The “Paul Revere Network” focuses on pushing information out about upcoming protests or rallies in DC, Richmond, or locally. Some protests are announced early and 0thers are pop-up or spontaneous. Instead of sending a million emails, we are creating a separate list. If you are interested in receiving these texts or emails, please go to this link https://forms.gle/g6f7VRpTv6u6QcVz9 and fill out the google form. You can also send an email to Paul-Revere@fauquierdemocrats.org with your name. If you want texts, provide your cell number; if you want emails, provide your email address. If you want to receive both text and email, provide both.
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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). Our meeting location is usually:
All Meetings are also by Zoom
Note: the location indicated by Google Maps search is a previous campaign office that we have been unable to get Google to remove.
Our Democratic Leadership
