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Republicans of Reston

Coming events
• Thu., Nov. 20: Herrity for Chairman campaign kick-off
• Thu., Nov. 27: Thanksgiving Day
• Fri.-Sat., Dec. 5-6: Republican State Advance (at The Homestead)
• Fri., Dec. 12: Reston Republican Christmas party

Herrity announces for Board Chairman - New!

It's official: District Supervisor Pat Herrity of Springfield announced is running for Chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. The special election will be held in early 2009. Herrity has been a strong voice for fiscal responsibility in Fairfax.. Read more about this important special election campaign.

Campaign '09 starts now - New!

Candidates for statewide office are circulating petitions in November to qualify for the 2009 state convention. Atty. Gen. Bob McDonnell is running for Governor; Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling is seeking re-election; and three candidates are running for Attorney General.

Get involved with the statewide campaigns for 2009.

Wrap-up to campaign 2008

Thank you for supporting our GOP ticket in 2008. We appreciate the hard work of our candidates and local volunteers this year. Congratulations to Cong. Frank Wolf on his impressive re-election in the 10th District.

Read more on the 2008 campaigns in Fairfax County. View the detailed election results. Then volunteer today to help elect Republicans in 2009!

View ads, speeches & videos

Our McCain video page has Sen. McCain's gracious election night speech, along with campaign ads, the televised debates, coverage of McCain-Palin rallies in Northern Virginia, and highlights from the National Convention. Watch your favorite 2008 campaign videos here.

Ellmore, Wolf, Fimian win Congressional nominations

8th District: Mark Ellmore won the Republican nomination for Congress in the June primary, with more than 55% of the vote. Ellmore will go on to face discredited incumbent Democrat Jim Moran in the November election.

10th District: GOP Congressman Frank Wolf won renomination with more than 90% of the vote. He will face Democrat Judy Feder in the fall.

11th District: Republican nominee Keith Fimian was not challenged. He faces Democrat Gerry Connolly in November. Fimian is running to succeed Cong. Tom Davis, who is retiring after seven terms in the House.