Dear Neighbors,
I am sure most of you are as incredibly disappointed and concerned about our presidential election results as I am; however, it has made me even more determined to ensure nothing stops us from reaching our goals. Securing more of the public and private billions that are revitalizing our Richmond Hwy Corridor, increasing the large scale infrastructure build-outs and launching the new Lorton Vision 2040 to name a few will require successfully navigating the real threats made against our highly professional workers, contractors, communities and economy. Protecting and growing our thriving community, while leaving no one behind, has truly been our great work together! As always with your support, I plan to continue that work through 2027 and beyond.
Democracy was on the ballot this November and those of us in local and state offices will now need to work harder and be more focused on preserving the ideals that our country was built on. I am very grateful for all of us who canvased neighborhoods knocking doors, made phone calls, sent texts, worked the polls and so much more. Mount Vernon District was a leader in getting out the vote! Thank you!
As part of my 20+ year tradition of visiting with and thanking workers at most of our 26 polling locations on Election Day, I greatly enjoyed connecting and sharing our commitment to the democratic process. So many of you had positive things to say about me, our priorities, the hundreds of large and small results to date, focus on getting things done and my excellent MVD team. It reminded me so much of what we’ve been able to achieve together and, also, how much more needs done. Thank you!
I am energized and reinvigorated to continue working with you and running again in 2027 to continue this incredible work we are doing together. I ask you to join me by supporting my campaign today! Your support is crucial to protecting our hard fought gains and keeping our community revitalizing and thriving. Please contribute $25, $65, $100 or more now!
Respectfully yours in public service,
Dan Storck
