We’re Historic Triangle Dems!

We fundraise, campaign and get out the vote. We host speakers and candidate forums, write postcards, make phone calls and connect with our neighbors. And in the process of electing Dems and making government more responsive and more representative, we have a lot of fun.

What’s new

  • Gabby Gifford will headline a GET OUT THE VOTE RALLY to help re-elect Sen. Monty Mason on Friday, Sept. 29 at 11 am. Register now — location provided upon RSVP. Co-sponsored by William and Mary Young Democrats and Students Demand Action, Moms Demand Action and Friends of Monty Mason. Register here.
  • Happy Hour Fundraiser for Randy Riffle at Virginia Beer Company, 401 Second Street. Help Randy in his campaign for School Board. Sign up here — and the first beer’s on Randy!
  • Canvass for our candidates — sign up at their mobilize links:
  • Grab and go postcards for Jessica Anderson are available at Historic Triangle Dems’ HQ, 113K Palace Lane, Williamsburg (when staffed — please call 757-603-9000) or sign up here and postcards will be delivered to you.
  • Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce candidate forum and breakfast, Monday Sept. 18 from 8:15 to 10 am. Hear from area House of Delegates and State Senate candidates. Tickets here.
  • Williamsburg Statehouse Candidate Forum on Thursday, Sept. 21 from 7 to 8 pm at Williamsburg Regional Library auditorium, 515 Scotland Street. Republican candidates have declined to attend. Co-sponsored by YJCW chapter of NAACP, the Virginia Interfaith Council and the Williamsburg Area League of Women Voters.
  • James City County Supervisor/School Board candidate forum Thursday, Sept. 28 from 6 to 8 pm at the Williamsburg Regional Library auditorium, 515 Scotland Street. Sponsored by the Williamsburg Area League of Women Voters and the YJCW Chapter of the NAACP.

 

Friday, Sept. 29 – 11 am
Location provided upon RSVP

Upcoming events

Get Out the Vote Rally with Gabby Giffords

September 29 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

From the journal

Join Neighbors United for Change

Give some thought to joining NEIGHBORS UNITED FOR CHANGE. Organizing at the neighborhood level helps us recruit volunteers and communicate about important issues neighbor-to-neighbor and friend-to-friend. Want to organize an interest group you’re involved with, or a group of your friends? That works too. Or if you’re already a part of an existing neighborhood group, we’d love to work with you.