Please join us for a fundraiser supporting

Delegate Shelly Simonds (HD-94)

Democratic Candidate for HD-70

&

Michael Feggans

Democratic Candidate for HD-97

Friday, July 28th | 6:00 to 8:00 PM

Home of Leslie and Larry Siegel | Virginia Beach, VA

(Address provided upon RSVP)



To win back the House of Delegates, Democrats need to pick up just three seats and maintain their current seats in November's elections. Flipping the House and keeping control of the Senate is crucial to ensure we can protect abortion rights, and the environment, and make our communities safer. We need to ensure that Governor Youngkin's power is checked. I hope you us to support two great candidates Michael Feggans and Delegate Shelly Simonds to make sure we reach this goal. 

Michael Feggans is the Democratic running in HD-97 located in central Virginia Beach. HD-97 is one of the three seats we must win in order to flip the House and is the most competitive race in Virginia Beach. Michael was raised for most of his life in Virginia Beach. A proud product of the Virginia Beach Public School system, he graduated from Tallwood High School and immediately enlisted in the U.S. Air Force to pursue a career that would provide him the opportunity to become an innovative leader. After 20 years of service in the Air Force, he knew that the best place to retire from the military and start his next phase as a tech entrepreneur was back home here in Virginia Beach.

Delegate Shelly Simonds is a current member of the Virginia House of Delegates who is running for re-election in the 70th district in Newport News. She is a former teacher, who started her time in elected office as a member of the Newport News School Board and as the Chair of Board for New Horizons Regional Education Centers. Del. Simonds is a passionate advocate for students and teachers as a member of the Education Committee in the House, where she has passed legislation promoting STEM education and workforce development. She also co-founded the Career and Technical Education Caucus, a bi-partisan effort to connect students to careers. After a dramatically tied election in 2017, Del. Simonds has been dedicated to fair elections and voting rights while serving on the Privileges and Elections Committee in the House.