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The Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives exists to serve the member-owned electric cooperatives in the three-state area. Thirteen co-ops in Virginia, one in Maryland and one in Delaware are members of the Association. Association member cooperatives serve more than 2 million people in the three states through more than 700,000 meters in Virginia, more than 56,000 meters in Maryland and more than 110,000 meters in Delaware.
MESSAGE FROM OUR DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
Civic engagement is the cornerstone of democracy. By engaging in government through voting and advocacy, we can effect change in our communities. In keeping with our 7 Cooperative Principles that promote Concern for Community, electric cooperatives model civic participation by engaging with elected leaders at the state, federal, and local level. By engaging with legislators, Cooperatives can advocate for policies that meet our legislative goals of ensuring reliable, affordable service for all cooperative members.
That’s the guiding principle behind the Legislative Guide, designed to enable members of electric cooperatives in Virginia, Maryland and Delaware to contact their elected representatives and make their voices heard with the convenience of a tap on a cellphone or a click on their computer.
We hope that this resource will encourage our cooperative members to become more involved in the political process and make your voice heard.
Sadie Gary
Director of Government Affairs VMDAEC
VMD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES ADVOCACY TEAM
 Andrew Vehorn Vice President of Member & Public Affairs (804) 297-3486 [email protected] |
 Sam Brumberg Vice President of Regulatory Affairs & General Counsel (804) 297-3488 [email protected] |
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Sadie Gary Director of Legislative Affairs (804) 297-3493 [email protected] |
 Jacob Newton Director of Regulatory Affairs & Counsel (804) 297-3488 [email protected] |
 Marin Sanders Public Affairs Coordinator (804) 297-3498 [email protected] |
DIRECTORIES
(Click on the state flag for directory)
VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BRANCH
 Glenn Youngkin Governor |
 Winsome Earle-Sears Lt. Governor |
 Jason Miyares Attorney General |
VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
 Sen. Mark Warner |
 Sen. Tim Kaine |
 Rep. Donald S. Beyer, Jr. District 8 |
 Rep. Ben Cline District 6 |
 Rep. Gerald E. Connolly District 11 |
 Rep. Bob Good District 5 |
 Rep. H. Morgan Griffith District 9 |
 Rep. Jennifer Kiggans District 2 |
 Rep. Jennifer McClellan District 4 |
 Rep. Robert C. Scott District 3 |
 Rep. Abigail Spanberger District 7 |
 Rep. Jennifer Wexton District 10 |
 Rep. Robert J. Wittman District 1 |
The Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives exists to serve the member-owned electric cooperatives in the three-state area. Thirteen co-ops in Virginia, one in Maryland and one in Delaware are members of the Association. Association member cooperatives serve more than 2 million people in the three states through more than 700,000 meters in Virginia, more than 56,000 meters in Maryland and more than 110,000 meters in Delaware.
DIRECTORIES
(Click on the state flag for directory)
VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BRANCH
|
Glenn Youngkin Governor |
Winsome Earle-Sears Lt. Governor |
Jason Miyares Attorney General |
VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
|
Sen. Mark Warner |
Sen. Tim Kaine |
Rep. Donald S. Beyer, Jr. District 8 |
Rep. Ben Cline District 6 |
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Rep. Gerald E. Connolly District 11 |
Rep. Bob Good District 5 |
Rep. H. Morgan Griffith District 9 |
Rep. Jennifer Kiggans District 2 |
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Rep. Jennifer McClellan District 4 |
Rep. Robert C. Scott District 3 |
Rep. Abigail Spanberger District 7 |
Rep. Jennifer Wexton District 10 |
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Rep. Robert J. Wittman District 1 |
MESSAGE FROM OUR DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
Civic engagement is the cornerstone of democracy. By engaging in government through voting and advocacy, we can effect change in our communities. In keeping with our 7 Cooperative Principles that promote Concern for Community, electric cooperatives model civic participation by engaging with elected leaders at the state, federal, and local level. By engaging with legislators, Cooperatives can advocate for policies that meet our legislative goals of ensuring reliable, affordable service for all cooperative members.
That’s the guiding principle behind the Legislative Guide, designed to enable members of electric cooperatives in Virginia, Maryland and Delaware to contact their elected representatives and make their voices heard with the convenience of a tap on a cellphone or a click on their computer.
We hope that this resource will encourage our cooperative members to become more involved in the political process and make your voice heard.
Sadie Gary
Director of Government Affairs, VMDAEC
VMD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES ADVOCACY TEAM
|
Andrew Vehorn Vice President of Member & Public Affairs (804) 297-3486 [email protected] |
Sam Brumberg Vice President of Regulatory Affairs & General Counsel (804) 297-3488 [email protected] |
|
Sadie Gary Director of Legislative Affairs (804) 297-3493 [email protected] |
Jacob Newton Director of Regulatory Affairs & Counsel (804) 297-3488 [email protected] |
|
Marin Sanders Public Affairs Coordinator (804) 297-3498 [email protected] |
Virginia’s Branches of Government
Virginia’s Electric Cooperatives
Maryland’s Branches of Government
Maryland’s Electric Cooperatives
Delaware’s Branches of Government