Republican Club of Greater Reston

Campaign 2011

Help elect Republicans in Northern Virginia!

Fairfax County voters will elect members of the General Assembly and County officials in 2011. Democrats currently hold most of the legislative and county seats, so there are great opportunities for Republican gains.

Va. General Assembly

The entire State Senate and House of Delegatesare up for election in 2011, including the districts in Fairfax Republicans currently control the House (61-39), but Democrats control the Senate (22-18). Note that many district lines will be changed for this election, due to redistricting.

Campaign links: Get in touch with the 2011 GOP campaigns! Follow our campaign links section for contact information.

NOTE: RCGR does not endorse candidates prior to nomiantion in contested races.

Senate seats in northern and central Fairfax:

Redistricting note

Legislative redistricting (based on results of the 2010 census) was completed in April 2011. Candidate filing deadlines have been pushed back. There were changes to every district - and some were substantial. Congressional, redistricting is scheduled for June. For updated info, see Va. redistricting site and VPAP.

Senate District 31 - Republican Caren Merrick is running against incumbent Janet Howell (D).

[SD31 includes McLean, Great Falls, northeast Loudoun, plus much of North Arlington - see district profile.]

Senate District 32 - Republican Patrick Forrest is running against incumbent Janet Howell (D).

[SD32 includes Reston, Wolf Trap, part of McLean, and the western end of Arlington - see district profile.]

Senate District 33 - Republican Patricia Phillips is running against incumbent Mark Herring (D).

[SD33 includes Herndon and Chantily Fairfax County, and parts of eastern Loudoun (including Sterling, Ashburn and Leesburg) - see district profile.]

Senate District 34 - Republican Gerarda Culipher is running agaubst incumbent Chap Petersen (D).

[SD34 includes Vienna, Oakton, Centreville and Fairfax City. - see district profile.]

Senate District 35 - Republican Rob Sarvis is running agaubst incumbent Dick Saslaw (D).

[SD35 includes Merrifield, Annandale, plus Falls Church City and part of Alexandria. - see district profile.]

Senate District 37 - Republicans Jason Flanary and Steve Hunt are competing for the nomination; the winner will face incumbent Dave Marsden (D).

[SD37 includes parts of Burke, Springfield and Centreville - see district profile.]

House seats in northern and central Fairfax:

House District 34 - Republican Del. Barbara Comstock is running for re-election.

[HD34 includes Great Falls and part of McLean in Fairfax Co., and the Sterling area in Loudoun - see district profile.]

House District 35 - incumbent Mark Keam (D) is expected to seek re-election.

[HD35 includes Vienna and Oakton - see district profile.]

House District 36 - Republican Mac Cannon is running against incumbent Ken Plum (D).

[HD36 includes the Reston area - see district profile.]

House District 37 - Republican Brian Shoeneman is running against incumbent David Bulova (D).

[HD37 includes Burke and Fairfax Station - see district profile.]

House District 48 - incumbent Bob Brink (D) is running for re-election.

[HD48 includes part of McLean and part of Arlington - see district profile.]

House District 53 - incumbent Jim Scott (D) is running for re-election.

[HD53 includes Merrifield, Pimmit Hills, and Falls Church City- see district profile.]

House District 67 - Republican Del. Jim LeMunyon is running for re-election.

[HD67 includes the Dulles/Chantilly area in Fairfax Co., plus part of eastern Loudoun Co. - see district profile.]

House District 86 - Republican Del. Tom Rust is running for re-election.

[HD86 includes the Town of Herndon and nearby areas in Fairfax Co., plus the Sterling Park section of eastern Loudoun- see district profile.]

For information on other legislative races in Fairfax (and nearby), check the complete list of State Senate districts and State Delegate districts in Northern Va.

Fairfax County offices

All seats on the Board of Supervisors and School Board are up in 2011, along iwth two constitutional offices. Supervisor districts were redrawn in April, as part of redistricting.

Campaign links: Get in touch with the 2011 GOP campaigns! Follow our campaign links section for contact information.

County offices in Northern Fairfax:

Chairman, Board of Supervisors (county-wide) -Republican Spike Williams is running. He'll face incumbent Sharon Bulova (D).

Braddock District Supervisor - Republican supervisor John Cook is seeking re-election.

Dranesville District Supervisor - Republican Dennis Husch is running against incumbent John Faust (D).

Hunter Mill District Supervisor - incumbent Cathy Hudgins (D) is seeking re-election.

Providence District Supervisor - Republican Chris Grisafe is running against incumbent Linda Smythe (D).

Sully District Supervisor - Republican supervisor Michael Frey is seeking re-election.

Commonwealth's Attorney (county-wide) - incumbent Ray Morrogh (D) is seeking re-election.

Sheriff (county-wide) - Republicans Bill Cooper and Wes Kammerer are competing for the nomination against incumbent Warren Barry (D).

NOTE: Voters in Fairfax City also participate in the election of the Commonwealth's Attorney and Sheriff.

Dranesville District School Board - Republican Louise Epstein is running against incumbent Jane Strauss (D).

Hunter Mill District School Board - RCGR member Nancy Linton is running for an open seat.

Providence District School Board - incumbent Patty Reed (R) is running for re-election.

Sully District School Board - Republican Sheila Ratnam is running.

At-large School Board (3 seats, county-wide) - Republicans Sheree Brown-Kaplan, Lin-Dai Kenall and Lolita Mancheno-Smoak are running.

NOTE: School Board positions are officially non-partisan, but candidates typically run with party endorsements.

Volunteers welcome! Your help will be greatly appreciated, as we work to elect GOP candidates in 2011. Just fill out our volunteer form.