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Marty Martinez, the former Vice Mayor of Leesburg, is a candidate vying to represent Virginia's newly created 29th House District. Utilizing the GI Bill, he pursued higher education, earning B.S. degrees in Economics and Computer Science from Portland State University. Settling in Leesburg in 1993, he actively engaged with the community as a coach, PTO president, Boy Scout leader, and advocate.
Since 2002, he has served multiple terms on Leesburg Town Council, advocating for growth while preserving its historical essence.

Martinez's dedication to crucial issues shines through as he joins gun safety leaders and advocates to combat gun violence. He actively supports gun safety measures, joining forces with Moms Demand Action and local advocates to combat gun violence. Martinez emphasizes the importance of closing loopholes, implementing universal background checks, and promoting responsible gun ownership through essential legislation. His dedication to fostering a safer environment and protecting communities makes him a valuable advocate for positive change.

Martinez is dedicated to improving healthcare in Virginia. With the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, he emphasizes the need to invest in robust health infrastructure. Martinez's vision entails providing secure, affordable, and high-quality healthcare for all, along with universal coverage and reduced prescription costs. By addressing inequities and lowering overall healthcare expenses, he strives to build a healthcare system that meets the essential needs of the American people and fosters a healthier, more equitable society.

Martinez exemplifies a strong commitment to preserving Virginia's delicate ecosystems. With a focus on safeguarding clean air, water, and the environment, Martinez places a high priority on managing and preserving the state's natural surroundings amidst growth. Recognizing the urgency of climate change, he advocates for a robust response, including a resilient infrastructure to address severe weather impacts like flooding, while promoting a transition away from fossil fuels. Martinez's dedication to environmental sustainability makes him an exceptional leader for Virginia's future.

Martinez is a staunch advocate for reproductive rights, recognizing the crucial importance of abortion access as healthcare. In the face of recent challenges to these rights, Martinez remains resolute in protecting Virginians' ability to make their own reproductive health decisions and access safe and legal abortions. His commitment to standing against any attempts to restrict access to abortion or birth control showcases his unwavering dedication to ensuring everyone’s right to choose. Martinez's defense of reproductive freedom makes him a strong advocate for individual healthcare decisions and reproductive rights in Virginia.

Martinez is competing against Republican Jonathan Rogers. Rogers pursued degrees at Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Virginia, and George Washington University. Having been a resident of Leesburg since 2003, he has contributed to the educational sector as a teacher and administrator in both Fairfax and Loudoun County Public Schools. Rogers has no plan to protect reproductive freedom in the Commonwealth and advocates for the funding of the police department despite their continuous failure to de-escalate and minimize hostile situations.

Due to his advocacy to combat gun violence, stand up for reproductive rights, and preserve Virginia’s ecosystem, Martinez is the progressive choice for this race.

Last updated: 2023-10-23

Marty Martinez, the former Vice Mayor of Leesburg, is a candidate vying to represent Virginia's newly created 29th House District. Utilizing the GI Bill, he pursued higher education, earning B.S. degrees in Economics and Computer Science from Portland State University. Settling in Leesburg in 1993, he actively engaged with the community as a coach, PTO president, Boy Scout leader, and advocate.
Since 2002, he has served multiple terms on Leesburg Town Council, advocating for growth while preserving its historical essence.

Martinez's dedication to crucial issues shines through as he joins gun safety leaders and advocates to combat gun violence. He actively supports gun safety measures, joining forces with Moms Demand Action and local advocates to combat gun violence. Martinez emphasizes the importance of closing loopholes, implementing universal background checks, and promoting responsible gun ownership through essential legislation. His dedication to fostering a safer environment and protecting communities makes him a valuable advocate for positive change.

Martinez is dedicated to improving healthcare in Virginia. With the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, he emphasizes the need to invest in robust health infrastructure. Martinez's vision entails providing secure, affordable, and high-quality healthcare for all, along with universal coverage and reduced prescription costs. By addressing inequities and lowering overall healthcare expenses, he strives to build a healthcare system that meets the essential needs of the American people and fosters a healthier, more equitable society.

Martinez exemplifies a strong commitment to preserving Virginia's delicate ecosystems. With a focus on safeguarding clean air, water, and the environment, Martinez places a high priority on managing and preserving the state's natural surroundings amidst growth. Recognizing the urgency of climate change, he advocates for a robust response, including a resilient infrastructure to address severe weather impacts like flooding, while promoting a transition away from fossil fuels. Martinez's dedication to environmental sustainability makes him an exceptional leader for Virginia's future.

Martinez is a staunch advocate for reproductive rights, recognizing the crucial importance of abortion access as healthcare. In the face of recent challenges to these rights, Martinez remains resolute in protecting Virginians' ability to make their own reproductive health decisions and access safe and legal abortions. His commitment to standing against any attempts to restrict access to abortion or birth control showcases his unwavering dedication to ensuring everyone’s right to choose. Martinez's defense of reproductive freedom makes him a strong advocate for individual healthcare decisions and reproductive rights in Virginia.

Martinez is competing against Republican Jonathan Rogers. Rogers pursued degrees at Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Virginia, and George Washington University. Having been a resident of Leesburg since 2003, he has contributed to the educational sector as a teacher and administrator in both Fairfax and Loudoun County Public Schools. Rogers has no plan to protect reproductive freedom in the Commonwealth and advocates for the funding of the police department despite their continuous failure to de-escalate and minimize hostile situations.

Due to his advocacy to combat gun violence, stand up for reproductive rights, and preserve Virginia’s ecosystem, Martinez is the progressive choice for this race.

Last updated: 2023-10-23

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Virginia’s new 31st State Senate district encompasses parts of Loudoun County and parts of Fauquier County. With over 164,000 registered voters, this is a competitive district that does not lean one way or another.

This election will be held on November 7, 2023. Democratic candidate Russett Perry and Republican candidate Juan Pablo Segura are facing each other in the general election for Virginia’s new 31st State Senate district.

Democratic candidate Russet Perry was raised by her mother and father, a public school teacher. Perry is a Georgetown University Law Center graduate. While there, she worked in the Georgetown Law Domestic Violence Clinic. She was a prosecutor in the Loudoun County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office and a CIA officer. During her time in the Loudoun County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office, she served on the Mental Health and Drug Court Dockets. She lives in Round Hill with her husband and children.

Russet Perry is a strong advocate for women's rights and believes in equal treatment for women in all aspects of their lives. Perry believes in protecting a person’s right to make decisions about her own reproductive health care and will fight to ensure that Virginia does not ban abortion. She also believes in equal pay for equal work and closing the gender pay gap. Perry believes that no one should have trouble accessing contraception and that the government should provide viable alternatives and support for people facing unwanted pregnancies.

During her ten years as a prosecutor, Perry helped establish a mental health docket and revitalized the drug court docket in Loudoun County. She believes in a fair criminal justice system that treats everyone equally, regardless of their background. Perry supports evidence-based solutions to reduce recidivism and ensure that individuals who have paid their debt to society have the resources needed to become fully engaged members of society. She is committed to investments in the criminal justice system that produce the best and safest outcomes for all parties.

Russet Perry is the daughter of a career public school teacher and understands the importance of education firsthand. She believes that every child should have access to the same opportunities, regardless of background, race, gender, orientation, religion, income, or social status. She advocates for safer schools, fair wages for teachers, and incentives for college graduates to teach the youth. Perry supported Virginia Democratic legislators’ budget that included one billion dollars of funding for public schools.

Russet Perry recognizes climate change as a significant threat to us and our children and is committed to fighting against any efforts to diminish the progress Virginia has made in recent years. She aims to make Virginia a leader on environmental issues by creating good-paying clean energy jobs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, supporting clean air and water, and preserving open spaces. Perry prioritizes the conservation of land, clean air, clean water, and historic buildings. She will work to protect these resources and empower local farmers by ensuring they have the resources they need to protect their livelihoods.

Democratic candidate Russet Perry and Republican candidate Juan Pablo Segura are facing each other in this race. Juan Pablo Segura is a native Virginian and entrepreneur whose campaign has been embroiled in controversy after controversy. He has aligned himself with anti-abortion politicians and organizations. He penned an op-ed promoting his support of an anti-trans bill.

Due to her commitment to public school investments, environmental justice, and criminal justice reform, Russet Perry is the progressive choice in this race.
Last updated: 2023-09-21

House District 029

Virginia’s new 29th House of Delegates district encompasses parts of Loudoun County. With over 63,000 registered voters, this district leans Democratic.

This election will be held on November 7, 2023. Democratic candidate Marty Martinez and Republican candidate Jonathan Rogers will face each other in the general election for Virginia’s new 29th House of Delegates district. Martinez previously ran in the 2007 House of Delegates race for District 33, prior to redistricting.

Marty Martinez, the former Vice Mayor of Leesburg, is a candidate vying to represent Virginia's newly created 29th House District. Utilizing the GI Bill, he pursued higher education, earning B.S. degrees in Economics and Computer Science from Portland State University. Settling in Leesburg in 1993, he actively engaged with the community as a coach, PTO president, Boy Scout leader, and advocate.
Since 2002, he has served multiple terms on Leesburg Town Council, advocating for growth while preserving its historical essence.

Martinez's dedication to crucial issues shines through as he joins gun safety leaders and advocates to combat gun violence. He actively supports gun safety measures, joining forces with Moms Demand Action and local advocates to combat gun violence. Martinez emphasizes the importance of closing loopholes, implementing universal background checks, and promoting responsible gun ownership through essential legislation. His dedication to fostering a safer environment and protecting communities makes him a valuable advocate for positive change.

Martinez is dedicated to improving healthcare in Virginia. With the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, he emphasizes the need to invest in robust health infrastructure. Martinez's vision entails providing secure, affordable, and high-quality healthcare for all, along with universal coverage and reduced prescription costs. By addressing inequities and lowering overall healthcare expenses, he strives to build a healthcare system that meets the essential needs of the American people and fosters a healthier, more equitable society.

Martinez exemplifies a strong commitment to preserving Virginia's delicate ecosystems. With a focus on safeguarding clean air, water, and the environment, Martinez places a high priority on managing and preserving the state's natural surroundings amidst growth. Recognizing the urgency of climate change, he advocates for a robust response, including a resilient infrastructure to address severe weather impacts like flooding, while promoting a transition away from fossil fuels. Martinez's dedication to environmental sustainability makes him an exceptional leader for Virginia's future.

Martinez is a staunch advocate for reproductive rights, recognizing the crucial importance of abortion access as healthcare. In the face of recent challenges to these rights, Martinez remains resolute in protecting Virginians' ability to make their own reproductive health decisions and access safe and legal abortions. His commitment to standing against any attempts to restrict access to abortion or birth control showcases his unwavering dedication to ensuring everyone’s right to choose. Martinez's defense of reproductive freedom makes him a strong advocate for individual healthcare decisions and reproductive rights in Virginia.

Martinez is competing against Republican Jonathan Rogers. Rogers pursued degrees at Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Virginia, and George Washington University. Having been a resident of Leesburg since 2003, he has contributed to the educational sector as a teacher and administrator in both Fairfax and Loudoun County Public Schools. Rogers has no plan to protect reproductive freedom in the Commonwealth and advocates for the funding of the police department despite their continuous failure to de-escalate and minimize hostile situations.

Due to his advocacy to combat gun violence, stand up for reproductive rights, and preserve Virginia’s ecosystem, Martinez is the progressive choice for this race.
Last updated: 2023-10-06

Virginia’s new 29th House of Delegates district encompasses parts of Loudoun County. With over 63,000 registered voters, this district leans Democratic.

Marty Martinez, the former Vice Mayor of Leesburg, is a candidate vying to represent Virginia's newly created 29th House District. Utilizing the GI Bill, he pursued higher education, earning B.S. degrees in Economics and Computer Science from Portland State University. Settling in Leesburg in 1993, he actively engaged with the community as a coach, PTO president, Boy Scout leader, and advocate.
Since 2002, he has served multiple terms on Leesburg Town Council, advocating for growth while preserving its historical essence.

Martinez's dedication to crucial issues shines through as he joins gun safety leaders and advocates to combat gun violence. He actively supports gun safety measures, joining forces with Moms Demand Action and local advocates to combat gun violence. Martinez emphasizes the importance of closing loopholes, implementing universal background checks, and promoting responsible gun ownership through essential legislation. His dedication to fostering a safer environment and protecting communities makes him a valuable advocate for positive change.

Martinez is dedicated to improving healthcare in Virginia. With the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, he emphasizes the need to invest in robust health infrastructure. Martinez's vision entails providing secure, affordable, and high-quality healthcare for all, along with universal coverage and reduced prescription costs. By addressing inequities and lowering overall healthcare expenses, he strives to build a healthcare system that meets the essential needs of the American people and fosters a healthier, more equitable society.

Martinez exemplifies a strong commitment to preserving Virginia's delicate ecosystems. With a focus on safeguarding clean air, water, and the environment, Martinez places a high priority on managing and preserving the state's natural surroundings amidst growth. Recognizing the urgency of climate change, he advocates for a robust response, including a resilient infrastructure to address severe weather impacts like flooding, while promoting a transition away from fossil fuels. Martinez's dedication to environmental sustainability makes him an exceptional leader for Virginia's future.

Martinez is a staunch advocate for reproductive rights, recognizing the crucial importance of abortion access as healthcare. In the face of recent challenges to these rights, Martinez remains resolute in protecting Virginians' ability to make their own reproductive health decisions and access safe and legal abortions. His commitment to standing against any attempts to restrict access to abortion or birth control showcases his unwavering dedication to ensuring everyone’s right to choose. Martinez's defense of reproductive freedom makes him a strong advocate for individual healthcare decisions and reproductive rights in Virginia.

Martinez is competing against Republican Jonathan Rogers. Rogers pursued degrees at Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Virginia, and George Washington University. Having been a resident of Leesburg since 2003, he has contributed to the educational sector as a teacher and administrator in both Fairfax and Loudoun County Public Schools. Rogers has no plan to protect reproductive freedom in the Commonwealth and advocates for the funding of the police department despite their continuous failure to de-escalate and minimize hostile situations.

Due to his advocacy to combat gun violence, stand up for reproductive rights, and preserve Virginia’s ecosystem, Martinez is the progressive choice for this race.
Last updated: 2023-10-23