Chairman Lamont Bagby: “What we want to do is protect workers. We want to protect families. We want to protect our public education systems [...].” 

VIRGINIA – With less than 100 days until Election Day, Virginia Democrats are focused on delivering for Virginians by protecting Virginia jobs, Virginians’ healthcare, and public education. Meanwhile, Winsome Earle-Sears has cheered on Donald Trump’s attacks on Virginia jobs and public education, and his tax bill that will take healthcare away from 322,000 Virginians. 

“While Virginia Democrats are focused on delivering for the Commonwealth, from now until November, Virginians will continue to see that Winsome Earle-Sears refuses to stand up for the Commonwealth against attacks on Virginians’ jobs, healthcare, and fundamental freedoms,” said DPVA Spokesperson Maggie Amjad.

What Virginians are seeing 100 days out: 

NBC 12, Richmond: With 100 days until Election Day, Virginia campaigns plan final sprint for votes

• Anchor: “Well, the election is about 100 days away now, and the campaigns for statewide office are ramping up efforts to court your vote. [...] Democrats say they're not taking anything for granted this time around, political reporter Henry Graff has all the details.” 
• Chairman Lamont Bagby: “Everyone knows that Virginia has the first opportunity to push back on what's going on in Washington, but let's be clear it’s not just what's going on in Washington. The leadership here in Virginia under the Youngkin and Sears administration has been deplorable.” 

WAVY 10 TV, Hampton Roads: 100 Days Until Election Day

• Anchor: “Sunday marks 100 days until Election Day in Virginia, both Republicans and Democrats say they feel good about their chances in November. Capitol reporter Tyler Englander spoke with leaders of both parties.”  
• Reporter: “I spoke with Senator Lamont Bagby, Chairman of the Democratic Party of Virginia, and Senator Mark Peake Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, they both say, over the next 100 Days, their goal is to get their message out to as many Virginians as possible.” 
• Bagby: “What we want to do is protect workers. We want to take families. We want to protect our public education systems, whether that is higher ed or students at pre-K. We want to make sure that we're delivering for Virginians and things that are important to Virginians.” 

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