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Welcome to Democracy on Main Street!

We are the Culpeper County Democratic Committee. Steadily growing in size and strength, we welcome anyone who believes that all people deserve representation, justice and dignity. Our mission is to help elect representatives who will uphold the Constitution and its protections for all Americans. See you at the polls!

Our general membership meetings are held from 9-11 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month. Meanwhile, visit our office at 411 S. Main St. If the blue flag is flying, we’re open! Questions? Contact us here or at (540) 227-0558.

REDISTRICTING REFERENDUM APRIL 21

Donald Trump ordered MAGA Governors to rig their maps so the President could hold onto power. We can’t sit by and do nothing – which is why we are voting YES to level the playing field. Former president Obama and VA Governor Spanberger have endorsed this effort.

DON’T MISS our REDISTRICTING REFERENDUM DISCUSSION
Saturday, April 11, 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Culpeper Library, Community Discussion Room

(on the left wall as you walk front to back, about halfway down)
Confused About the APR 21 Referendum? Daniel Else will conduct an objective, nonpartisan discussion of midterm redistricting, the referendum, and the confusion wrought by media campaigns. Bring your confused friends and neighbors.

Mr. Else holds a Ph.D in political science, had a 21 year military career, and worked as a Congressional policy analyst.

WE NEED YOU NOW! See our Events Page for opportunities to help.

March 28 No Kings Rally in Culpeper

Thank you everyone for a successful No Kings!

Our chair, Joshua Pieper in the Washington Post:

Coming soon MAY DAY STRONG! Click here for more information.

Candidates Need Petition Signatures!


Candidates for every seat need signatures to get on the ballot. We have several petitions for Democratic candidates in the office right now.
Please sign them to help Democratic candidates qualify, and to show the strength Democratic candidates bring.
Your signature on their ballot petitions is not an endorsement, just a path to ballot inclusion.