2021 HoD Candidates

2021 US Legislation

2021 VA Legislation

Virginia Grassroots Coalition

Adopt-a-Candidate

Candidate sorts & Slates by Organization + -

Districts: Close or vulnerable  |  Districts to HOLD  |  Districts to FLIP  |  Open seats  |  New candidates
Candidate lists by Org: Power Lunch speakers  |  31st Street  |  Our States Matter  |  VGC Adopt-a-Candidate  |  Swing Left National  | 
Full list: By dist number  |  By name

HD-10

    headshot: Wendy Gooditis

Wendy Gooditis

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2019: Gooditis won w. 52%

HD-12

    headshot: Chris Hurst

Chris Hurst

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2019: Hurst won w. 54%.

VA-27

    headshot: Debra Gardner

Debra Gardner

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2019: Barnett lost w 49.6%.

HD-28

    headshot: Joshua Cole

Joshua Cole

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2019: Cole won w. 52%

HD-31

    headshot: DEM Primaries

DEM Primaries

2019: Guzman won w. 53%.

HD-40

    headshot: Dan Helmer

Dan Helmer

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2019: Helmer won w. 52%.

HD-51

    headshot: Briana Sewell

Briana Sewell

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2019: Ayala won w. 55%.

VA-66

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DEM Primaries

2019: Bynum-Coleman lost w. 47%.

HD-73

    headshot: Rodney Willett

Rodney Willett

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2019: Willett won w. 52%.

HD-75

    headshot: Roslyn Tyler

Roslyn Tyler

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2019: Tyler received 50.98%.

VA-81

    headshot: Jeffrey Feld

Jeffrey Feld

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2019: Myers received 47.7%

HD-83

    headshot: Nancy Guy

Nancy Guy

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2019: Guy won w. 49.97%.

VA-84

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DEM Primaries

2019: Mallard lost w. 49%.

HD-85

    headshot: Alex Askew

Alex Askew

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2019: Askew won w. 51.64%.

VA-100

    headshot: Finale Norton

Finale Norton

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2019: Hernandez lost w. 48%.

Federal Legislation

Protect Voting Rights

Protect Voting Rights

S.1 (Senate version of For the People Act)

➔ Will expand Americans' access to the ballot box
➔ Reduce the influence of big money in politics
➔ Strengthen ethics rules for public servants,
➔ and implement other anti-corruption measures for the purpose of fortifying our democracy...

Forty-nine Senators (including our Virginia Senators) have Sponsored or Co-Sponsored this bill, but it will take at least 50 to pass. Senate Republicans can block the bill from proceeding to a vote with a filibuster.


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Coalition Press Conference

The Virginia Grassroots Coalition is calling on the Virginia Senate and House of Delegates to pass several specific bills during the 2021 General Assembly Session. The Coalition, joined by several members of the House and Senate, hosted a news conference Tuesday, Jan. 12 to highlight these priorities.

Press Releases

➡ January 13, 2021 Press Release

Send a letter

➡ Download Virginia Grassroots Coalition 2021 Legislative Priorities letter to State Senators and Delegates