Campaigns

If you’d like to volunteer with the Fairfax County Democrats to organize in support of our 2013 candidates, contact our Precinct Operations Chair.

election 2013On November 5, 2013, the following offices are up for election in Virginia:

Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
House of Delegates (100 seats total, 17 in Fairfax County)

We will choose our Democratic nominees for the three statewide positions by the Primary Election June 11, 2013.  If a primary is chosen for any contested House of Delegates nominations, those primaries will also take place on June 11th.

Our Statewide Candidates

for  Governor:  Terry McAuliffe (No other candidates have filed at this time, so McAuliffe is our likely nominee!)
for Lieutenant Governor:  Aneesh Chopra and Ralph Northam – nomination to be decided June 11th
for Attorney General:  Justin Fairfax and Mark Herring - nomination to be decided June 11th

Our Candidates for House of Delegates
34th District: Kathleen Murphy is the only Democratic candidate running at this time to challenge incumbent Republican Barbara Comstock.
35th District: Delegate Mark Keam
36th District: Delegate Ken Plum
37th District: Delegate David Bulova
38th District: Delegate Kaye Kory
39th District: Delegate Vivian Watts
40th District: Jerry Foltz is the only Democratic candidate running at this time to challenge incumbent Republican Tim Hugo.
41st District: Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn
42nd District: Ed Deitsch is the only Democratic candidate running at this time to challenge incumbent Republican Dave Albo.
43rd District: Delegate Mark Sickles
44th District: Delegate Scott Surovell
45th District: Delegate Rob Krupicka
48th District: Delegate Bob Brink
49th District: Delegate Alfonso Lopez
53rd District: Marcus Simon is the only Democratic candidate running at this time for the open seat being vacated by retiring Delegate Jim Scott.
67th District: Democratic Candidate(s) will be announced.  The nominee will challenge incumbent Republican Jim LeMunyon.
86th District: Jennifer Boysko and Herb Kemp are competing for the Democratic nomination, to be decided this Spring.  The nominee will challenge incumbent Republican Tom Rust.