Virginia Democrats Launch 2025 Coordinated Campaign: "Operation Virginia Victory"

VIRGINIA – The Democratic Party of Virginia (DPVA) today announced the launch of “Operation Virginia Victory,” a coordinated campaign that will help elect Democratic candidates across the Commonwealth in November 2025.

Operation Virginia Victory will mobilize voters by building an expansive program to speak directly to Virginians about the stakes of this year’s elections. The coordinated campaign will help drive up voter turnout in support of Democratic candidates who are focused on lowering costs, strengthening Virginia’s public schools, defending the rights of all Virginians, and protecting Virginia jobs and Virginia’s economy in the face of chaos coming from Washington, D.C. and the Trump Administration.

Operation Virginia Victory’s goals are clear. From now until November, the coordinated campaign will work to elect Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger for Governor, Senator Ghazala Hashmi for Lieutenant Governor, Delegate Jay Jones for Attorney General, House of Delegates candidates in 100 seats across the Commonwealth, and Democratic candidates down the ballot.

“This November, we have an opportunity to elect leadership that puts Virginia first. Operation Virginia Victory will provide the tools, resources, and coordination required to succeed in this mission. All eyes are on Virginia, and with early voting starting on September 19, we are wasting no time in taking our message directly to voters,” said Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger. “Last week, I traveled across the Commonwealth by bus with our united Democratic ticket, hearing directly from Virginians about the challenges facing their families, their schools, their businesses, and their communities. These meaningful conversations will continue, both through the efforts of our Democratic ticket and through the hard work of our organizers and volunteers in every corner of Virginia.”




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