Monday October 18, 2010
Yalla Vote in Virginia
Posted by AAI at 6:13 pm
With just 15 days until Election Day, Arab Americans are organizing GOTV efforts across the country. In Virginia, Arab Americans organized their 22nd annual candidates’ night on October 10. The event, a tradition in northern Virginia, was well attended by community members, elected officials and candidates alike. On the agenda were a combination of foreign and domestic policy concerns and our own Yalla Vote voter engagement project. Voice of America featured a nice report on the evening on their website.
Tagged as Issues, State Specific, Virginia, Yalla Vote, Candidate Night
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