It seems like President Obama isn't taking any chances when it comes to trying to win over Virginia voters in the fall.

In what will be the president's 15th campaign office in the Old Dominion for the 2012 presidential election, the Obama campaign will open an office Saturday in Alexandria, according to the Alexandria Democratic Committee.

A grand opening is set for Saturday from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the office located at 1400 Duke St., at the corner of Duke and West streets, across the street from the original Shiloh Baptist Church.

Former DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe, who has hinted at a run for governor, will speak to volunteers and guests at the grand opening, according to the committee website. McAuliffe hosted both President Obama and former President Clinton Sunday at a fundraiser at his McLean home, netting $3 million for Democrats.

The Alexandria Democratic Committee is encouraging anyone who is interested to come out Saturday to meet fellow supporters and learn about the Obama teams in Alexandria.

No word on whether Obama himself will make an appearance, although he is certainly no stranger to Alexandria.

Obama won Virginia in 2008, by 7 percent. Gov. Bob McDonnell told the Washington Examiner in a story published Wednesday "the ground game's not there yet" for former Gov. Mitt Romney in Virginia, the GOP's presumptive nominee. "He's still in that healing, unifying the party stage," he said. "Now he'll begin building the ground game."