Around Virginia’s First District with CD1 Candidate Shannon Taylor

Early voting for the midterm elections is in full swing, and CD1 candidate Shannon Taylor has been sharing her “Serve the People First” agenda and meeting voters around the district. In case you missed some of her events, here’s a roundup so you can see her in action and learn more about her platform.

Roundtable about healthcare

Taylor “joined SEIU and the Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy PAC for a roundtable on how Rob Wittman’s votes to gut healthcare are hitting families and care workers across the district.”

Read her press release.

Watch an excerpt.

Read coverage about the roundtable via Virginia Mercury and News from the States.

Additional coverage via Blue Virginia.

One-on-one with Henrico County Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor

Capitol Bureau Reporter Tyler Englander of WRIC 8 News interviewed Taylor about why she’s “the right candidate to represent the district in Congress.” (includes video)

Glen Allen Day parade

Shannon Taylor joined U.S. Senator Mark Warner, Delegate May Nivar (D HD57), and state senator Schuyler VanValkenburg (D SD16) in the Glen Allen Day Parade. Henrico Dems rallied a big crowd to support the candidates. Here are various pictures from the event.

Gloucester County Democratic Committee Seafood Dinner Fundraiser

Taylor was a guest at the 2026 annual GCDC Seafood Dinner. An attendee posted pictures of Taylor at the event.

Fundraiser in Fairfax

Taylor participated in a fundraiser alongside Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-CD-11), Lt Governor Ghazala Hashmi, and candidates Elaine Luria (CD2) and Tom Perriello (CD5). Watch Taylor’s speech.

Liberal Women of Chesterfield event

Liberal Women of Chesterfield hosted an event that featured Taylor, who spoke about the need for data centers to pay their fair share of taxes.

GOTV for Shannon Taylor

Want to help get out the vote for Taylor, Senator Mark Warner, and Virginia’s three constitutional amendments? Neighbors for Change is hosting a postcard party on Monday, September 28 from 6:30-8PM. Location: Twin Hickory Library (large meeting room).

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