Virginia House of Delegates Republican Caucus
Campaigns & Elections
Anne B. Crockett-Stark for the 6th District
Jun 26th
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Delegate Anne B. Crockett-Stark was first elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 2005. She currently serves on the Health, Welfare & Institutions, Science and Technology and Counties, Cities & Towns committees. Her work in the House of Delegates has focused on economic development, education and health care issues. Delegate Crockett-Stark represents the Counties of Bland, Giles, Pulaski, Tazewell and Wythe in the General Assembly.
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David A. Nutter for the 7th District
Jun 26th
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Dave Nutter is seeking reelection to his fifth term in the House of Delegate where he serves on the Committee on Health, Welfare and Institutions; Science and Technology; Militia, Police and Public Safety; and the Joint Commission on Health Care.
Dave has focused his attention on several core areas: enhancing access to rural health care; expanding options for career and technical education; expanding support for science and technology; and providing access to broadband technology to rural communities. This past year Dave also started the bipartisan Tourism Caucus comprised of House and Senate members interested in promoting tourism in the Commonwealth. Find David A. on the Internet: Website: |
Troy Bird for the 11th District
Jun 26th
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Troy Bird is an average joe who is for a prosperous Roanoke Valley. He understands the issues that are facing the people of District 11 on a day-to-day basis, because he has faced them himself. Troy is Pro-Energy, Pro-Jobs, Pro-Growth, and wants to secure our children's future with better education for them today.
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Bill Cleaveland for the 17th District
Jun 26th
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Bill Cleaveland of Botetourt County has emerged as the Republican Party’s nominee following a five-way primary election. Bill, a fiscal and social conservative, has lived in the Roanoke Valley for more than 30 years. He is a practicing attorney (private practice) and has served as a substitute judge for 14+ years. Bill is planning a vigorous campaign against his Democrat opponent, who is closely aligned with the Clinton faction of that party—all this taking place right in Dickie Cranwell’s backyard.
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Benjamin L. Cline for the 24th District
Jun 26th
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Ben Cline has represented the 24th District since winning a special election in 2002. During his seven years in office, Ben has focused his attention on local priorities that include improvements to Interstate 81, new community college branches in Amherst and Buena Vista, and keeping open the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights. Ben has also passed legislation to lower taxes, reduce wasteful spending, and help make neighborhoods safer for all Virginians. Ben hopes to continue his work in these areas and help Virginia continue to be a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
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