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The Arlington County Democratic Committee (“Arlington Democrats”) is the local Democratic Party organization for the Democratic Party of Virginia and broader National Democratic Party. The Committee consists of Precinct Captains, elected and appointed committee leadership, 8th District Democratic Committee members and local Democratic elected officials. WELCOME TO ARLINGTON DEMOCRATS HIGHLIGHTS TAKE ACTION NOW LEARN MORE > IMMIGRATION RESOURCES LEARN MORE > BLUE VICTORY DINNER GET TICKETS > SCHOOL BOARD ENDORSEMENT VOTE LEARN MORE > ROOSEVELT OBAMA SOCIETY CONTRIBUTE HERE > LATEST NEWS Trump Promised Cheaper Groceries. Now He’s Blaming Chickens. During the campaign, Trump said he would bring grocery prices down on “ Day One .” Many voters, especially those whose finances were... Fact Sheets Apr 7 3 min read Tell Our Representatives That the Signal Chatters Should be Fired On March 24, 2025, the Atlantic Magazine posted a story about how its Editor-in-Chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was accidentally added to a... Take Action Apr 1 3 min read Arlington Democrats in the News: Town Halls for Federal Workers Recent news coverage of Arlington Democrats' Town Hall for Federal Workers and Contractors Arlington Community Shows Support for Federal... News Mar 7 1 min read Resolution by the Arlington County Democratic Committee Honoring the Service of Susan Swecker Susan Swecker is stepping down as Chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Virginia after a decade of accomplishments in that office. In... Resolutions Mar 5 2 min read 1 2 3 4 5

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YOUR PRECINCT Find Your Polling Location We strongly recommend you check Arlington County's Voter Registration and Elections page for the latest information about polling locations. CLICK HERE FOR POLLING PLACE LOOKUP SIGN UP TO BE A PRECINCT CAPTAIN 101 Arlington Location: Randolph School 1306 S Quincy St Captains: Jorge Rogachevsky, Wanda Younger 102 Ashton Heights Location: Clarendon United Methodist Church 606 N Irving St Captains: Robby Mook, Diana Reese 103 Aurora Hills Location: Melwood 750 23rd St S Captains: Natalie Hall 104 Ballston Location: Escuela Key 855 N Edison St Enter on George Mason Dr. Captains: Anjana Parashar, Tom Sheldon, David Van Wagner 105 Barcroft Location: Barcroft School, 625 S Wakefield St Captains: Elena Fierro, Detta Kissel 106 Crystal City Location: Crystal Square Five, 251 18th St S Captains: Stuart Scott, Suzanne Weiss 107 Cherrydale Location: W-L Annex (Formerly Arlington Education Center), 1426 N Quincy St Captains: Joel Gulick, Peter Ngo 108 Hume Location: River House, James Building, 1111 Army Navy Dr Captains: Jack Bardo, Bob Platt, Kopp Michelotti 109 Columbia Location: Walter Reed Community Center, 2909 16th St S Captains: Sarah McKinley, James Beane, Ron Haddox 110 Wilson Location: Art Atrium at Bennett Park Apartments, 1601 Clarendon Blvd. Captains: Sam Kirzner, Evan Lineberger, Sharon Swinburne 111 East Falls Church Location: Tuckahoe School, 6550 26th St N Captains: Lyle Piper, John Seymour 112 Fairlington Location: Fairlington Community Center, 3308 S Stafford St Captains: Jane Bergen, Mary Ann Jones 113 Glen Carlyn Location: Kenmore School, 200 S Carlin Springs Rd Captains: Tim Aiken, Janet Fedak 114 Clarendon Location: Washington-Liberty School, 1301 N Stafford St Captains: Tyler Allen, Dylan Perlson 115 Lyon Park Location: Lyon Park Community Center, 414 N Fillmore St Captains: Andrew Parr 116 Lyon Village Location: Lyon Village Community House, 1920 N Highland St Captains: Keith Oberg, Sue Reith 117 Overlee Knolls Location: Cardinal Elementary School, 1644 N. McKinley Rd Captains: Barbara Keller, Mary Detweiler 118 Park Lane Location: Innovation School, 2300 Key Blvd Captains: Vidya Battu, Bryan Coleman, Evan Engel 119 Rosslyn Location: The Heights School, 1601 Wilson Blvd Captains: Krystal Ramirez, Alex Saxerud 120 Thrifton Location: Woodmont Center, 2422 N Fillmore St Captains: Ginger Ansell, Jason Rylander 121 Virginia Highlands Location: Aurora Hills Community Center, 735 18th St S Captains: Christine Goeschel, Matthew Seiler 122 Abingdon Location: Abingdon School, 3035 S Abingdon St. Captains: Fran Jackson, Chris Landry 123 Westover Location: Swanson School, 5800 Washington Blvd Captains: Kitty Taimi McCall, Bob Orttung 124 Woodlawn Location: Glebe School, 1770 Glebe Rd N Captains: Fatima Argun, Jack Kincaid, Sharon White 125 Arlington Forest Location: Culpepper Garden, 4435 N Pershing Dr Captains: Amy Mortimer, Karen Luz 126 Fillmore Location: Montessori School of Arlington, 701 S Highland St Captains: Jennifer Salpietro, Carol Simpson 127 Jefferson Location: Thomas Jefferson Center, 3501 2nd St S Captains: Carly Sfregola, Marie Van Ness 128 Wakefield Location: Wakefield High School, 1325 S. Dinwiddie St. Captains: Delali Bonuedi, Alex Held 129 Dominion Hills Location: Arlington Traditional School, 1030 N McKinley Rd Captains: Sharon Baghdadi, Arbora Johnson 130 Green Valley Location: Drew Community Center, 3500 23rd St S Captains: LaVerne Langhorn 131 Lexington Location: Westover Library, 1644 N. McKinley Rd Captains: Sherry Liebes, Ann Speicher 132 Oakridge Location: Oakridge School, 1414 24th St S Captains: Steve Wartik 133 Rock Spring Location: Williamsburg School, 3600 N Harrison St Captains: Sharon Levin, Jamie Usery 134 Yorktown Location: Yorktown School, 5200 Yorktown Blvd Captains: Mary Kay Ogden 135 Madison Location: Madison Community Center, 3829 N Stafford St Captains: Anne Paris, Howard Solodky 136 Marshall Location: Taylor School, 2600 N Stuart St Captains: Julie Atkins, Rachel Dondero, Michelle Kilkenny 137 Nottingham Location: Nottingham School, 5900 Little Falls Rd Captains: Rebecca Dick, Patty Donnelly 138 Arlington View Location: Carver Community Center, 1415 S Queen St Captains: Sarah Holbert, Jenn Piatt 139 Ashlawn Location: Ashlawn School, 5950 8th Rd N Captains: Michael Raizen, Eric Wiener 140 Virginia Square Location: Mason Square, 3351 Fairfax Dr Captains: Paul Ashin, Hina Ayub, Stacy Collins 141 Navy League Location: Navy League Building, 2300 Wilson Blvd. Captains: Vacant 142 Shirlington Location: Park Operations Building, 2700 S Taylor St Captains: Isiss Haughton, Karen Olson Weaver 143 Campbell Location: Campbell School, 737 S Carlin Springs Rd Captains: Grayson Lewis, Colleen McCool 144 Dawson Terrace Location: Dawson Terrace Community Center, 2133 N Taft St Captains: Vacant 145 Buckingham Location: Lubber Run Community Center, 300 N Park Dr Captains: Jenn Showell-Hartogs, Steve Wanczyk 146 Central Location: Central Library Auditorium, 1015 N Quincy St Captains: Stephanie Bailey, Connor Bellows, Alexandra Ritchie 147 Four Mile Run Location: Barcroft Sport and Fitness Center, 4200 S Four Mile Run Dr Captains: Ben Schick, Roberta Talmage 148 AUSA Location: AUSA, 2425 Wilson Blvd. Captains: Alexander Chakrin, Noah Higgins 149 Monroe Location: Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington, 3550 Wilson Blvd Captains: Vacant 150 Crystal Plaza Location: Crystal Plaza, 2111 Richmond Hwy Captains: Daniel Davis, Mark Fiumara, Mark Perlman 151 Taylor Location: The Jefferson, 900 N Taylor St Captains: Phyllis Eisen, Marjorie Hobart 152 Gunston Location: Gunston Community Center, 2700 S Lang St Captains: Vacant 153 Met Park Location: The Bartlett, 520 12th St S Captains: Terri Ashton 154 Garfield Park Location: Garfield Park, 925 N Garfield St Captains: Rachel Johnston

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Buy tickets for Gold Card events 2024 Arlington Democrats Gold Card ARLINGTON DEMS Be a part of this historic election— buy a Gold Card today! By purchasing a Gold Card, you support our Joint Campaign Committee to get Democrats elected this year and gain access to the three remaining campaign events we hold each fall: Arlington Young Democrats Knocktoberfest Event (Sun., Oct. 13) Golden Gala (Thurs., Oct. 24) Your support through the Gold Card is crucial for our success . The funds raised directly impact the number of voters we reach. Your contribution helps fund essential campaign activities, including: Hand deliver over 100,000 messengers and sample ballots; Mailing 15,000 messengers to multi-unit buildings; Printing over 10,000 candidate grip cards; and Fueling our digital advertising campaign. Never going back means we must elect Democrats to every single office, from White House to the School House. Support our efforts today. Let’s win this. EVENT DETAILS & PRICES More details will be released once available a few weeks closer to the date(s). Also offering Bronze, Silver, and Gold Level Sponsorships for Golden Gala. See details on the form below! GOLD CARD EVENT TICKETS Regular Price: $195 Roosevelt-Obama Society Members: $165 Young/Senior/Labor Dems: $120 Golden Gala Date: Thursday, October 24 Time: 6:30–8:30pm | Location: Address upon RSVP Regular Price: $150 Roosevelt-Obama Society Members: $125 Young/Senior/Labor Dems: $125 Purchase your gold card below on FastAction OR mail in this form with your payment (check or credit card information) to: Arlington Democrats Joint Campaign P.O. Box 7132 Arlington, VA 22207

JOIN US CAUCUSES GROUPS Special Hatch Act Information for Federal Employees CAUCUSES Caucuses are subcommittees within the Arlington Democratic Committee that elevate our community’s many voices. They foster an open and welcoming environment that broadens participation in the democratic process and our Democratic Party. Representation matters. Join us! AANHPI Caucus: Elevates the voices of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities and advocates for equitable representation and policies that promote their well-being and advancement within the Democratic Party. Arlington Dems Black Caucus: Amplifies the voices of Black people and communities within the Democratic Party and strives for equitable representation and policies that dismantle systemic barriers to success. Through advocacy and collaboration, we cultivate a more just and inclusive society where Black people thrive and have equal opportunities for prosperity. Disabilities Caucus: Raises awareness of disability issues within the committee and Arlington County, strives to broaden the political engagement of individuals with disabilities, and supports candidates and elected officials who champion disability rights in Arlington and beyond the Commonwealth. Equality Caucus: Advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, & queer (“LGBTQ+”) persons throughout Arlington County in support of policies that benefit the LGBTQ+ community in Arlington & across the Commonwealth. Interfaith Outreach and Advisory Caucus: Fosters dialogue and engagement with Arlington and other faith communities in the DMV to ensure they are recognized, valued, and supported to turn mutual support and respect into informed, progressive, and inclusive policies. Business Caucus: Works towards a more inclusive and efficient economy that is friendly to businesses and workers through outreach to the Arlington business community. Labor Caucus: Advocates for the rights and interests of workers in our community. Through grassroots organizing and education, the Arlington Democrats Labor Caucus strives to foster a fair and equitable workplace environment where all individuals are respected, valued, and empowered. Latino Caucus: Grows the number of active Latino/Latinx/Latine/Hispanic participation in the Democratic Party and promotes political engagement through voter education and community building. Veterans and Military Families Caucus: Reaches out to and advocates for issues on behalf of all branches of active and veteran military members and their families. Women's Caucus: Engages women in Arlington to help elect women as Democrats, advocates for full participation and gender parity within the Democratic Party, and raises awareness of issues pertaining to gender equity in economic, social, and health policy across all racial, ethnic and gender diverse backgrounds in Arlington and across Virginia. SUBCOMMITTEES & ORGANIZATIONS Beyond Arlington: Beyond Arlington is the Arlington Democrats effort that organizes local volunteers to help candidates and Party organizations outside of Arlington, whether across Virginia or the nation. We focus on direct campaign efforts like canvassing, phone banking, and other areas as needed. Arlington Young Democrats: Founded in 1936, AYD empowers young Democrats by fostering inclusion, exemplifying service, and mobilizing our community to advance progressive values. ARLINGTON YOUNG DEMS Blue Families: Young families have great enthusiasm to help but are looking for ways to connect with our Party that helps them balance their needs. The Arlington Democrats’ Blue Families initiative is aimed at helping folks with kids to fit political activism into their busy schedules. Festivals & Farmers Markets Festivals & Farmers Markets bring Arlington Democrats into the community, increasing voter turnout and promoting Democratic ideals through meaningful engagement with our many diverse communities. Senior Lunches Every second Tuesday of the month from 12-2 pm. This engaging event provides a venue for monthly dialogue among Arlington’s seniors on campaigns and elections. Contact the Arlington Senior Democrats at rcplatt@gmail.com or click the link below. SENIOR LUNCHES

Resources for Families Affected by ICE Deportations Resources for Families Affected by ICE Deportations This page was last updated on February 4, 2025 As a community, we care about the well-being and safety of all our families. To help you navigate ICE deportation policies, this page provides high-level information about your rights and directs you to local resources. Local Resources Arlington Public Schools - Immigration Resources for Families (External Webpage) Arlington County's dedicated resource page (External Webpage) Legal Aid Justice Center's Rapid Response Toolkit (External Webpage) Know Your Rights The Legal Aid Justice Center provides crucial guidance on how to respond if ICE shows up at your home: What to Do If ICE Shows Up at Your Home: Stay calm: You have constitutional rights. Do not open the door: No one can enter your home without your consent. Say, "I will not open the door if I do not have a court order signed by a judge or magistrate." Exercise your right to remain silent: Say, "I will not answer any questions and I exercise my right to remain silent." Do not sign any documents: Say, "I will not sign any documents without first speaking to my lawyer." Identifying ICE Agents: If officers come to your house, ask them to slide their card or warrant under the door or show it through the window. Do I Have to Let ICE or the Police Into My House? You do not have to let ICE or the police in unless they have a warrant signed by a judge authorizing them to enter and arrest someone in your home. For More Information The Legal Aid Justice Center has a rapid response toolkit and additional information to understand your rights. Disclaimer: This website provides information about immigration law for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. It does not create an attorney-client relationship. For specific legal advice, consult a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction. The information shared is general and may not be up-to-date, as immigration law is complex and evolving. While we aim for accuracy, we make no guarantees regarding the completeness or reliability of the information. For legal representation, contact a qualified immigration attorney or organizations like the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) or the Capital Area Immigrants' Rights (CAIR) Coalition.

ARLINGTON DEMS LEADERSHIP The Steering Committee Arlington Democrats elects and appoints party officers for two-year terms, in accordance with the Committee’s bylaws. A current list of elected steering committee members is below (updated Feb 2022). A full list of the entire committee can be had by contacting the Arlington County Democratic Committee. Steve Baker Chair BIO > Paul Ruiz Deputy Chair BIO > Sarah Lanford Precinct Operations Chair BIO > Sarah Flourance Communications Chair BIO > Mark Teel Voter Support Chair BIO NOT AVAILABLE Inta Malis Treasurer BIO > Tony Weaver Finance Chair BIO > Zach Linick Outreach & Visibility Chair BIO > Bo Cherif Secretary BIO NOT AVAILABLE Judith Selzer Volunteer Coordinator BIO NOT AVAILABLE Bob Platt Sergeant-at-Arms BIO NOT AVAILABLE Fatima Argun Inclusion & Equity Chair BIO > Jessie Ojeda Parliamentarian BIO NOT AVAILABLE