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Please – let’s keep it civil and remember
when you go to vote…October 14 - The State Board of Elections
adopted a ban on clothing, hats, buttons or other paraphernalia that
directly advocates the election or defeat of a specific candidate or
issue. The ban is effective inside
polling places or a long-held perimeter of 40 feet from polling
place entrances. Bring a jacket to wear into the polls, and if you
are working the polls please bring in a large shirt or something you
can loan to others so they can vote. Get out the
word.
http://billdayforcongress.com/

1st Congressional District
Democrats Nominate Bill Day WARRENTON - The 1st Congressional District
Committee announced today that it has nominated Bill Day of
Warrenton, Fauquier County, as its candidate for the United States
House of Representatives from the 1st Congressional District of
VA. Day, a businessman and licensed
mental health
counselor in Fauquier County, has a long record of public service.
In addition to being a member of the Chambers of Commerce in
Fauquier and Prince William counties, Day has served the community
through work with Habitat for Humanity, the Sierra Club, the
Piedmont Environmental Council and the League of Conservation
Voters. Day regularly attends St. James Episcopal Church in Warrenton, where he has led the Lenten
program and an adult studies course. He has also made annual trips
to Mississippi since Hurricane Katrina, to help with
relief efforts.
Day ran a strong
campaign in 2007 for the House of Delegates 31st district seat. He
received a higher percentage of the vote than any other Democrat
since the district lines were drawn in 2001.
In endorsing Day, the Washington Post noted, “opponent, Democrat
Bill S. Day Jr., has a wealth of experience -- as a Harvard MBA,
a developer and, a mental-health counselor -- that would
make him a much more promising lawmaker.”

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