Democracy for America: Arlington, Virginia

Democracy for America Sites

• Democracy for America
• A New Day: Governor Dean's announcement speech for Democracy for America
• DFA Weblog: Blog for America
• Democracy for Virginia
• People-Powered Digest

Events

• March for Women's Lives
• Democracy for America Delegation to the March
• DFA March Delegation web forum/message board
• National Healthcare Action Day

Other Groups and Organizations

• MoveOn.org
• ReDefeat Bush
• Grassroots Campaigns

Democratic Party Sites

• Arlington County Democratic Committee
• Arlington Young Democrats
• Alexandria Democratic Committee
• Fairfax County Democratic Committee
• Virginia Eighth Congressional District Democratic Committee
• Democratic Party of Virginia
• The Democratic Party: Democratic National Committee

Candidates

• D.C.'s Political Report: Virginia Congressional and Statewide Races
• The Green Papers: Virginia 2004 General Election

United States Congress, Virginia - 8th District

• Rep. Jim Moran (Democratic incumbent)
• Jim Hurysz (running as independent Democrat in general election: November 2)

United States Congress, Virginia - 3rd District

• Rep. Robert C. "Bobby" Scott (Democratic incumbent)

United States Congress, Virginia - 9th District

• Rep. Frederick C. "Rick" Boucher (Democratic incumbent)

United States Congress, Virginia - 5th District

• Al Weed (Democratic nominee challenging Republican Virgil Goode)

United States Congress, Virginia - 10th District

• James Socas (Democrat challenging Republican Frank Wolf)

United States Congress, Virginia - 2nd District

• David B. Ashe (Democrat challenging Republican Edward L. Schrock)

United States Congress, Virginia - 4th District

• Jonathan R. Menefee (Democrat challenging Republican J. Randy Forbes)

Virginia Governor (2005 election)

• Lt. Gov. Timothy M. Kaine