WHO IS RUNNING TO REPRESENT VIRGINIA IN THE U.S. SENATE?

Posted on August 31, 2020 by Tom Salmon

What is the point of this post? Traditionally, voters start paying attention in September. If you have a preferred candidate, you had better send them donations or volunteer to help them now. If you don’t have a preferred candidate, now is time to start doing some research. Avoid the risk of too little too late. We all need to do our best to get our guy elected.

Who are the candidates to represent Virginia in the U.S. Senate?

Senator Mark R. Warner (Warner’s campaign website) is one of two Democrats representing Virginia (govtrack.us) in the U.S. Senate, and he is running to keep the seat as the Democratic Party’s nominee. Note:  Warner has both official and campaign versions of his accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. BallotPedia provides links (see Warner) to these accounts and additional information.

Daniel M. Gade won the Republican Party’s nomination June 23th Primary Election (results.elections.virginia.gov) by getting over two thirds of the vote in a three-way race.   Note: Gade has links to the campaign versions of his Facebook and Twitter accounts at the top of the homepage on his campaign website, Gade For Virginia.

What is the latest information about this election?

NOTE: The most certain way of making your vote count is to vote in person. If you do not have to do so, please don’t mail your ballot. If it is safe to go to the grocery store, then it is safe to vote.

How about the latest news?

Here is a suggestion. If you are interested in the election and considering helping a candidate, check out the candidates using your favorite web hosting platform: the basic campaign web site, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and so forth. The help you provide now will make a bigger difference than it will latter.

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