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The Richmond City Democratic Committee, based in Richmond VA, exists to promote Democratic principles through the support and assistance in the election of local, state and national Democratic candidates.
Chairman Eric Payne, who presides over this diverse and growing membership, says "Our goal is to grow our membership base in this strong Democratic community so that the RCDC can provide the resources necessary to elect the best Democratic candidates at all levels of government."
The RCDC meets on the fourth Thursday of every month at 7:00pm at The Science Museum of Virginia (2500 W. Broad St.). |
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The RCDC has instituted a new program that will allow the organization to provide contiuous support to Democratic election efforts throughout the city and across the state. The new Sustaining Donors Program allows you to pledge a monthly donation of $10 or $25 for one year toward the RCDC mission. Sign up is easy--simply click the button below to subscribe and submit your pledge through our secure PayPal portal.
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Questions about the RCDC mission? Or about becoming a member or donor? Click here to email the RCDC
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Democratic Party Announces Nomination Procedure for Special Election in 70th House of Delegates District
The Democratic Party will choose its nominee for the Special Election in the 70th House of Delegates District via an unassembled caucus (also known as a firehouse primary). The Caucus will be held on Saturday, December 6th at 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Richmond and Chesterfield voters in the 70th District will caucus at 31st Street Baptist Church, 823 N. 31st Street, Richmond, Virginia.
70th District voters who reside in Henrico County will caucus at the Math & Science Innovation Center, 2401 Hartman Street, Richmond, VA.
All Democratic voters who reside in the 70th House of Delegates district are urged to participate in this caucus. Participation will involve completing a form affirming that the voter is a Democrat, and marking a secret ballot indicating the voter’s preference for the Democratic Nomination. There is no fee for voters to participate and the process should take only a few minutes.
The winner of the caucus will be the official Democratic Nominee for the January 6, 2009 special election. This special election is required to fill the seat vacated by Delegate Dwight Jones, who resigned his position in the House of Delegates after being elected Mayor of Richmond.
Please click the link below to read the call to Caucus information:
70th House of Delegates Call to Caucus
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Volunteer Opportunities
The 2008 election season has passed, but there is still time to get involved. Help Democrats keep the White House, win more seats in government at all levels, and keep Virginia blue!
Questions about getting involved with RCDC events? Click here to email the RCDC |
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Richmond City Democratic Committee elects new officers
On January 24, the RCDC elected new officers for the 2008-2009 term. Congratulations to the following:
Chairman: Eric Payne
Vice Chairman for Organization: JJ Minor
Vice Chair for Finance: Dabney Carr
Vice Chair for Voter Registration and Outreach: Ophelia Daniels
Secretary: Ruby Turner
Treasurer: The Honorable Eunice Wilder
Ward Chairs: Leigh Roslanowick (First), Sophie Anne Salley (Second), Evette Roots (Third), Mike Town (Fourth), The Honorable Marty Jewell (Fifth), Annie Giles (Sixth), Roderyck Bullock (Seventh), Claudette McDaniel (Eighth), The Honorable Eugene Mason (Ninth) |
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Come flex your Democratic muscle! Be part of our diverse and progressive committee. |
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We take contributions of both time and money, but dollars help us keep our mission active. We accept contributions of all sizes.
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