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Shannon Taylor Fighting for Affordability

October 12, 2026
By: Colleen Phelps

Shannon Taylor Lit

Affordability is about more than just groceries. From health insurance and prescription drugs to our electric bills and taxes, families are feeling the squeeze. And it shouldn’t be this hard to make ends meet. Shannon Taylor is focused on affordability. Vote blue for CD-1!

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Around Virginia’s First District with CD1 Candidate Shannon Taylor

September 25, 2026
By: Heather Massey

Shannon Taylor at Glen Allen Day 2026

Shannon Taylor has been campaigning around Virginia’s first district to meet voters and share her vision for CD1. See her in action and learn more about her platform.
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Rob’s Record: Have Wittman’s Votes Delivered the Results You Want?

September 15, 2026
By: Heather Massey

Congressman Rob Wittman

When you vote in the 2026 midterm elections, the candidates for Virginia’s first congressional district are Henrico County Commonwealth Attorney Shannon Taylor and incumbent Rob Wittman. Wittman has represented CD1 for 19 years, but are you better off now than in the past? Rob’s Record sets his legislative record straight.
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Shannon Taylor is the Right Choice for CD1

August 27, 2026
By: Heather Massey

Shannon Taylor with flag in background

The race for CD1 is in full swing. On November 3, voters have a chance to flip the first and elect a representative who works for all of us, not just big donors and Donald Trump. Here’s our assessment of why Shannon Taylor is the best choice for CD1.
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The Goal Remains: Wittman Must Go!

August 17, 2026
By: Saalam Bhatti

Salaam Bhatti

Did you know that nearly 35,000 of our neighbors in Henrico County rely on SNAP to put food on the table and that 263 grocery and convenience stores throughout the county accept SNAP benefits? Both groups and so many others will be impacted if the House’s Budget Bill passes the Senate.
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The Midterm Elections Are Coming—Here’s How to Help

August 17, 2026
By: Heather Massey

No On Wittman

Ready to volunteer for the 2026 midterm elections? There are many ways to get involved between now and Election Day on November 3. We have a solid shot at flipping CD1 by electing candidate Shannon Taylor, and Senator Mark Warner is up for re-election, so let’s get to work!
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In Their Own Words – Bi-Partisan Collaboration

May 18, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Our final question for the candidates is about reaching across the aisle to deliver legislation that has an impact – we wanted to learn which local issues they felt would most benefit from collaboration with the Republican members of Congress.

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In Their Own Words – Endorsements

May 18, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Here at Neighbors For Change, we don’t endorse candidates prior to Primary Elections. We believe in providing voters with information so they can make informed decisions. But many organizations, political and non-political offer candidate endorsements early on to candidates who they believe best represent their interests. We asked this question because so many powerful Democrats and the DCCC endorsed candidate Shannon Taylor immediately following her campaign announcement.

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In Their Own Words – Congressional Authority Over War Powers

May 18, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Many citizens have expressed anger and anxiety that our Legislative branch is not acting as a check/balance to the Trump Administration, particularly with regard to the unauthorized war in Iran.

If you were a member of congress right now, how would you work to reclaim Congressional authority over war powers? What steps would you take to protect your constituents from the fallout of Trump’s attack on Iran?

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In Their Own Words – What Keeps Me Going

May 18, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

In this post, we asked candidates to share what keeps them going: Running for office is a grind in a normal election cycle, but this one brings extra challenges with the chaos unleashed by the Trump administration; a multi candidate primary, the redistricting referendum and court decisions.

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In Their Own Words – What Truly Differentiates Me

April 27, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Redistricting passed and we’re waiting on the courts for a final decision. In Week 3, we asked candidates to share what truly differentiates them and their responses are grouped by the new district in which they plan to run pending the court decision.

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In Their Own Words – Legislative Agenda

April 6, 2026
By: Colleen Bohlman

Democrats running for CD1 March 24

There are eight candidates registered to run for Congress in CD1, hoping to be the nominee to take on incumbent Congressman Rob Wittman. Week two of our series “In their Own Words…” focuses on legislative goals, plans to achieve them and committee assignments the candidates are interested in.

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“I want a better society for my kids. I’m passionate about healthcare. I’m a physician, my wife is in public health and the way healthcare is going right now is very frightening and I just want a candidate who is willing to go against what is happening on the national level. The vaccination piece is definitely scary, I think it’s really important to stay up to date with those things, the pandemic changed so much about how people trust the healthcare system, and while there are a lot of ways the healthcare system needs to improve, leadership from the top down needs to be solid and it’s just not solid right now”.

“I’m mostly concerned about the SNAP funding. Because in my profession, I know some people through Virginia Cooperative Extension who were doing nutrition education for SNAP beneficiaries, all of those programs were cut as kind of a ripple effect from the (Big, Beautiful) bill, but they lost those programs, which is important to me – nutrition information. I’m concerned about out healthcare, I’m concerned about what’s happening with immigration right now and for me personally, I’m soon going on Medicare, and I’m concerned with what’s happening with that. Things are so divisive, you can’t even really talk about issues in a calm way”.

Stephanie

“I am passionate about gun safety regulation. I am passionate about enforcement of the anti-trust laws. Those are two big ones for me. And also intelligent AI regulation and data center/environmental regulations. I have concern about the kind of Wild West style lack of regulation of artificial intelligence. I think we need to take a systematic thoughtful approach so that we targeted AI rather than just an uncontrolled profit for a few big companies”.

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Vote Early No Kings

10/18/26 – No Kings “Party at the Polls”

Sunday, October 18th 12-4PM Henrico Western Government Center 4305 E Parham Rd, Richmond, VA … READ MORE about 10/18/26 – No Kings “Party at the Polls”

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Virginia Energy Plan 2026

Governor Spanberger’s 2026 VA Energy Plan Explained

Virginia state law requires the publication of a forward-looking energy plan every four years. The … READ MORE about Governor Spanberger’s 2026 VA Energy Plan Explained

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Shannon Taylor Fighting for Affordability

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Weekend Voting!

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