VA-11

Incumbent

Gerry Connolly
Party

Democratic
Seeking Re-election

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2008 Presidential Vote Obama - 57.01%
McCain - 42.06%
2008 Election Results Connolly - 53.68%
Fimian - 43.04%
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Potential Challenger

Keith Fimian
Party

Republican
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Potential Challenger

Joseph Oddo
Party

Independent
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VA 11th District

Demographic Breakdown

from census.gov (based on 2000 census)

Total population: 643,509 (49.6% male, 50.4% female)
71.4% white, 10.3% black, 10.9% Asian, 3.4% mixed race, 9.1% Hispanic/Latino (of any race)
Median household income: $80,397 (US avg. $41,994)
Per capita income: $33,268 (US avg. $21,587)
Families below poverty level: 4,287, 2.5% (US avg. 9.2%)
Individuals below poverty level: 24,167, 3.8% (US avg. 12.4%)


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jaylong Indy Greens oppose Wall Street Welfare, first save Main Street 0 Sep 24 2008, 6:45 PM EDT by jaylong
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from the Joeseph Oddo Campaign:

"Independent Greens of Virginia tell Washington to stop stealing our tax dollars, and our children's future.

The Independent Greens of Virginia are' America's first state party oppose the latest Wall Street Welfare proposals.

"We have seen this movie before." Says retired Navy captain Ron Fisher, and Indy Green Candidate for congress in Virginia's 8th district.

"They come selling fear, and want to sneak out the back one final time before leaving office with trillions more in tax dollars."

Professor Tex Wood, Indy Greens central committee adds, "Just before the election in 2002 this same administration lied, sold America fear. It has cost taxpayers trillions."

This year the Independent Greens have a full slate of candidates on the ballot for U.S. House of Representatives (5 on the ballot, and 5 write ins) Gail for Rail Parker on the ballot for US Senate and an Independent Presidential candidate on the ballot in Virginia.

Election day is November 4, 2008.

Kind Regards,

George R. "Tex" Wood
Press Secretary Independent Greens of Virginia
U.S. Senate candidate

Joe Oddo, State Coordinator
U.S. House candidate in 11th District
703-338-0200 (mobile)
VoteJoinRun@aol.com
Mr. Oddo is the Independent Green candidate for congress in the 11th District."
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SteveSingiser Another GOP Candidate?? 2 Sep 11 2007, 9:25 AM EDT by benawu
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In an online Yahoo newsgroup, a Republican from Virginia suggested that Republican State Senator Jeannemarie Devolites (also known as Mrs. Tom Davis) might make a bid for this, if it is an open seat. Anyone with VA connections care to comment on this??
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NovaDem John Warner to Run again? 0 Dec 15 2006, 11:32 PM EST by NovaDem
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Looking at this article here, http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD%2FMGArticle%2FRTD_BasicArticle&%09s=1045855935264&c=MGArticle&cid=1149192189924&path=%21news%21politics, seems like Warner is not comfortable with the field of replacements behind him, which makes me wonder if Davis runs for re-election if the Dems will follow the rule of thumb that it takes most politicians two tries to win there first office and go with Andrew Hurst again or if they will chance recruiting another novice, cause I don't feel that even with the Democratic trend on Nova that there will be any more established D's willing to challenge Davis in '08 then there were in '06. Thoughts?
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