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ONE DAY MORE!

(And doesn't it feel like this?)

"Tomorrow is the judgment day."
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We must not be intimidated.
We must conquer our fears.
We must reclaim our nation.

Tomorrow is ELECTION DAY!

Polls are open from 6 am to 7 pm

Tomorrow (Tuesday, November 3) is Election Day, a day many of us have waited four long years to arrive. The polls will be open from 6 am to 7 pm. If you're in line before 7 pm, you can still vote.

I know most of you have voted already. But not all of you. If you -- or anyone you know -- has not yet cast a ballot, you and they must vote tomorrow.

If you have an absentee ballot, do not put it in the mail. It's too late. Just go to your polling place with it. You can cast it there or, if you've made a mistake, you can give it to them to discard and vote a new ballot there.

Decide right now what time you will vote. IWillVote.com can help.

Got friends who aren't that political?
Think about who you might contact who possibly has not voted yet.
Help them find their polling place.

Any problems whatsoever?
Got a question about voting?
Know someone having a problem voting?
See any problems? (Electrical outage, voter harassment, election irregularities?)

Call the Democratic Party of Virginia's Voter Protection Hotline:
844-4VA-VOTE (844-482-8683)

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Like many of you, I cast my ballot early this year.

For the sake of the continuation of our Republic -- and yes, I think it's that dire -- I beg you to cast a ballot to cast a straight Democratic ticket up and down the ballot:

Elect Joe Biden to be our next President
and Kamala Harris to be our next Vice President.

Virginians, vote to re-elect Senator Mark Warner

If you live in the 8th Congressional District as I do, 
vote to re-elect Congressman Don Beyer.

Vote NO on Amendment 1
to protect fair elections and voters of color in Virginia.

Don't forget to flip your ballot over and vote NO on Amendment 1!

Here are some voting resources you may find helpful.

Find your polling place by clicking here.

Do you need an ID to vote in Virginia?
(Short answer:  no you don't. A law I wrote this year allows you to sign under penalty of perjury you are who you say you are and still vote. But if you bring an acceptable ID, you don't have to undergo this extra step.)

Check your voter registration status.

Rides to the polls: The Democratic Party of Virginia has partnered with Lyft to offer free rides to the polls on Election Day. Just call 1-866-443-2678 and make your arrangements directly with Lyft.

Voter protection: If you see anyone trying to intimidate voters or stop people from voting, please call the Democratic Party of Virginia's Voter Protection Hotline: 844-4VA-VOTE (844-482-8683).

Alexandria City:

If you have questions, know that you can call the Voter Registration Office at 703-746-4050. Take a look at the City's current precinct map here.

Temporary changes to polling places in Alexandria for tomorrow:

The voting location for the Ladrey Senior Building Precinct will be the Charles Houston Recreation Center (901 Wythe St.).
This is my home precinct. Please take note of this!

The voting location for the Hermitage Precinct will be John Adams Elementary School (5651 Rayburn Ave.).

The voting location for the Douglas MacArthur School Precinct will be the George Washington Masonic National Memorial (101 Callahan Drive).

Arlington County:

Here's a list of the polling locations in Arlington. You can call Arlington's Office of Elections at 703-228-3456 with any questions.

Fairfax County:

Here's a list of the polling locations in Fairfax County. You can call Fairfax's Office of Elections at 703-333-0776. (See all polling locations changes in Fairfax County here.)

Temporary changes to polling places in Fairfax for tomorrow:

The voting location for Belleview precinct will be Belleview Elementary School (6701 Fort Hunt Road, Alexandria 22307).

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Vote No on 1!

By now, you know the NAACP, New Virginia Majority, labor organizations, and the Virginia Democratic Party strongly urge you vote No on 1:

Help get out the NO on 1 vote at the polls!

Sign up to volunteer for No on 1 Alexandria.

As a former Precinct Captain, I've been handing out Democratic Sample Ballots for almost 20 years now. You smile and folks take the ballot, but unless there's a local election with unfamiliar names, 99% of the voters already know who they're voting for.

This year, you can personally change hundreds of votes!

However, this year, many people still don't know Amendment 1 is on the ballot. Even those who know it's there often don't know what it does or how it enshrines gerrymandering in the Virginia Constitution.

Come talk to folks about this critical ballot measure on Tuesday. You won't regret it.
Sign up now.