11th District Republicans :: 2011

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This page reflects the district's configuration and candidates prior to legislative redistricting (April 2011). Information on the new district configuration (in effect for the 2011 elections) is available here.

Campaign HQ:

• 2011 recap
• 2012 campaigns
• 2012 convention
• 2013 campaigns

Campaign 2011
House of Delegates - 36th District

Elect a Republican delegate

About candidates & nominations

Republican candidates have filed in many districts.The 11th District Committee does not endorse candidates where the GOP nomination is contested. (Where no candidates have filed yet, prospective candidates should contact the local GOP Committees as soon as possible.)

The 36th House District includes Reston and nearby communities in northwestern Fairfax County, between Vienna and Herndon, and south of Rte. 7.

The Republican nominee for 2011 will be selected in late spring or early summer, following redistricting.

Campaign 2011 information:

Republican candidate:
- Mac Cannon
- Web: www.CannonforDelegate.com
- Address: P.O. Box 3274, Reston VA 20195
- Phone: 703-919-7905
- Email:
GOP filing information: TBA
Democrat incumbent: Del. Ken Plum
VPAP information: District overview and precinct map

District map Precincts currently in the 36th District: 14

In Fairfax County: 14
[Hunter Mill District: 13]
208 - Reston #1
209 - Reston #2
220 - Dogwood
221 - Hunters Woods
222 - Reston #3
223 - Glade
224 - South Lakes
225 - Terraset
233 - North Point
234 - Aldrin
238 - Cameron Glen
227 - Sunrise Valley
229 - Fox Mill
[Sully District: 1]
908 - Kinross
(more on Fairfax County precincts)

Previous campaigns in the 36th District:

2009: Democrat Ken Plum defeated Republican Mac Cannon (see results and VPAP summary)
2007: Democrat Ken Plum was re-elected without opposition (see results and VPAP summary)
2005: Democrat Ken Plum defeated Libertarian Danny Ferguson (see results and VPAP summary)
2003: Democrat Ken Plum was re-elected without opposition (see results and VPAP summary)
2001: Democrat Ken Plum was re-elected without opposition (see results and VPAP summary)

The 36th House District includes precincts from:

State Senate districts: 32nd (11 precincts), 33rd (2 precincts), 34th (1 precinct)
Congressional districts: 8th (12 precincts), 10th (2 precincts)