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Virginia Secretary of Education Anne Holton to join Hillary for Virginia phone bank

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hillary clintonAnne Holton will join Hillary Clinton supporters in Richmond Monday evening to make calls to voters and talk with them about Clinton’s vision to help Virginia families succeed by strengthening K-12 schools, making college more affordable, and easing the burden of student loan debt.

Supporters will also remind voters that Monday is the deadline to register to vote in the March 1 presidential primary.

Holton is a life-long advocate for children and families who worked as a legal aid lawyer and juvenile court judge before establishing the program Great Expectations to help Virginia’s foster youth graduate high school and receive a community college education as they transition out of the foster care system.

She currently serves as Virginia’s Secretary of Education.

Supporters can sign up at hillaryclinton.com/volunteer/virginia/ to receive more information on events happening in Virginia.

 

Richmond Phone Bank

WHEN:       Monday, February 8th at 6:00 PM
WHERE:    3206 Noble Ave., Richmond, VA 23222

 

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