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LATINA VOTERS GO ALL OUT FOR DEEDS IN VA.

 

 

 

ALEXANDRIA – 
As support for Sen. Creigh Deeds builds among Virginia's Hispanic community, Latinas throughout the Commonwealth will be reaching out to their friends and neighbors on the phones and at the doors to talk about Deeds' plan to move Virginia forward. Saturday October 24, volunteers will be gathering in Richmond, Roanoke and in Northern Virginia, where they will be joined by the First Lady of Virginia, Anne Holton.  

Virginia Latinas back Deeds for his strong record of fighting to expand opportunity for all Virginians. Throughout his 18 year legislative career, Deeds has worked to expand educational opportunities by investing in Virginia schools, and brought new jobs to the Commonwealth by creating the modern Governor's Opportunity Fund.

As governor, Deeds will continue his work to expand opportunity for the Latino community.  He will ensure that no student misses out on a college education because of the high cost of tuition. Deeds will create a "Virginia Forward" scholarship, which pays 50% of in-state tuition for any Virginia student with a B average who commits to two years of community service after graduation. Deeds will continue the economic policies of Governors Kaine and Warner that have brought new jobs and economic opportunity to the state, and has a plan to help increase minority-owned businesses earn state contracts. And as governor, Deeds will support equal opportunity laws -- ensuring no Virginian faces discrimination on the basis of race, gender, disability or sexual orientation, and will have the most diverse administration in Virginia’s history.

Below please find time and location information:

Arlington

*First Lady Anne Holton to meet with volunteers at this location*

When:                 11:00 a.m.

Where:                Caribbean Breeze
                           4100 Fairfax Drive
                           Arlington, VA 22203
 

Woodbridge
 
When:                 2:00 p.m.

Where:                El Portal
                           14561 Jefferson Davis Highway
                           Woodbridge, VA 22191

 

Richmond

When:                 11:00 a.m.

Where:                Democratic Party of Virginia
                           1710 East Franklin Street
                           Richmond, VA 23223

 

Will be followed by a reception:

When:                 1:00 p.m.

Where:                Papa Ningos
                           1703 E Franklin St
                           Richmond, VA 23223

 

Roanoke
 
First there will be a volunteer meeting:

When:                 12:30 p.m.

Where:                Paradiso
                           32 Market Square
                           Roanoke, VA 24011
 
Phonebanking will follow:
 
When:                 1:00 p.m.

Where:                32 1st Street, SW
                           Roanoke, VA 24011
 

 


STORY TAGS: virginia, latin, latina, latino, voter, election, va, deeds, governor, woodbridge, richmond, arlington

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