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11th Congressional District Candidate Forum hosted by Fairfax Republicans

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11TH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT GOP CANDIDATE FORUM

CANDIDATE FORUM #1
HOSTED BY THE 11TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

COMMITTEE & THE FAIRFAX GOP
WITH VERY SPECIAL GUEST MODERATOR
WMAL’S VINCE COGLIANESE

SUNDAY, JUNE 22ND: 3:00 – 5:00 PM
MCLEAN COMMUNITY CENTER
1234 INGLESIDE AVE, MCLEAN

CANDIDATE FORUM #2
HOSTED BY THE 11TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

COMMITTEE & THE FAIRFAX GOP
WITH SPECIAL GUEST MODERATOR
WMAL’S LARRY O’CONNOR

MONDAY, JUNE 23RD: 7:00 – 9:00 PM
FAIRFAX COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER AUDITORIUM
12000 GOVERNMENT CENTER PARKWAY, FAIRFAX
TO RSVP, PLEASE VISIT THE FORUM WEBSITE AT

HTTPS://11CDGOP.ORG/

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