NVRPAC Campaign Committee

Mission

The mission of the NVRPAC Campaign Committee is to develop and implement an annual fundraising campaign to solicit member investments in support of Realtor®-friendly local and state candidates, legislators, and issue campaigns.


The Northern Virginia Realtors® Political Action Campaign Committee is in charge of the annual political fundraising campaign for the calendar year.


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Committee members assist in planning fundraising activities and promoting the benefits of NVRPAC to fellow Realtors®. Contributions raised are used by the NVRPAC Trustees to support Realtor®-friendly candidates and issues of importance to the real estate community. The committee develops a strategic fundraising plan to achieve fundraising goals. This strategic plan also includes raising awareness of NVRPAC by educating NVAR members on the benefits of NVRPAC to their businesses.

Committee Leaders

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Chair
JD Teitelman 

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Vice-Chair
Joseph Martin

Meet the Committee

Mary Bowen
Felicia Brewster
Betty Brown-Vivian
Mary Ann Burstein
Miranda Carter
Jon Coles

Thomas Daley
Chanel Harper
Charles Hoskins
Liz Krauthammer
Raba Letteri
Joseph Martin (Vice-Chair)

Christine Richardson
Angelia Rorrer
Sarah Santa Ana
Deniz Senyurt
Beverly Tatum 
JD Teitelman (Chair)

Abdullah Baba

Victoria Baker (Chair)

Shawn Barsness

La Tique Collette

Mary Beth Eisenhard

Jason Groah

Edary Lavilla

Billy Liao

David Raffinengo (Vice-Chair)

Angelia Rorrer

NVAR recommends comprehensive zoning changes and incentives that facilitate the voluntary market-driven production of a wide range of housing choices at all price levels to suit our diverse population, including encouraging mixed-use development.

It is essential that comprehensive plans provide for the development of owner-occupied housing, to meet existing and forecasted housing demand without unreasonable zoning and land use restrictions that lead to increased costs for housing. Updating zoning ordinances and maps to encourage mixed use with higher residential density in existing commercial areas can provide new home ownership opportunities without affecting existing residential neighborhoods.

Committee Requirements

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Eligibility

This committee is open to all current NVRPAC investors.

Time Commitment

This committee meets six to eight times annually. The number of events per year varies. The term for this committee is one year.

Number of Committee Seats

This committee typically features up to 25 members.

Staff Liaisons

Danielle Finley
Associate Director, Political Engagement
dfinley@nvar.com

Josh Veverka
Vice President, Government Affairs
jveverka@nvar.com

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