Joe Biden In Reston Town Center Saturday, But It Will Be Closed To The Public

RESTON, VA — Vice President Joe Biden's campaign event with Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam in Reston Town Center on Saturday won't be open to the public, a spokesperson tells Patch.

While media are invited to attend as Biden appears at Refraction, a "collaborative working community" located at 11911 Freedom Drive, it will be closed to the general public, Northam spokesperson Ofirah Yheskel said.

Biden and Northam will host a "workforce development roundtable" beginning at 10 a.m. at Refraction.

During the roundtable, they will discuss Northam's G3 plan -- "Get Skilled, Get A Job, and Give Back." The aim of the plan is to "develop a skilled workforce to fill the essential, well-paying new collar jobs of the 21st century in cybersecurity, computer programming, clean energy, healthcare and other high needs areas," according to a statement.

If you want to see the Democratic candidate for governor in person, he'll be going door-to-door in Reston and Herndon to campaign later on Saturday, according to his website.

In addition, former President Obama will campaign for Northam in Richmond next week.

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