This election will be held on November 4, 2025. Democratic Delegate Destiny LeVere Bolling is running for reelection unopposed in HD-80.
Virginia's House District 80 is wholly located within Henrico County, along the City of Richmond's Northern border. In the 2024 election it remained strongly Democratic by double-digit margins.
Virginia's House District 80 is wholly located within Henrico County, along the City of Richmond's Northern border. In the 2024 election it remained strongly Democratic by double-digit margins.
Destiny L. LeVere Bolling is the Democratic Delegate for Virginia’s 80th House District, serving since January 2024. A University of Richmond and George Washington graduate, she leads communications for the Virginia AFL-CIO and champions progressive legislation on healthcare, education, and labor rights. A community-minded leader and working mom, she broke ground as the first Virginia legislator allowed to vote remotely following childbirth. She seeks re-election in November 2025.
Committee Assignments: Education, Labor and Commerce, Privileges and Elections
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine abortion rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to restore voting rights to returning citizens
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine equal marriage rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-patroned a bill to raise teacher pay to the national average
- Voted to increase protections and support for cyberbullying
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize public colleges and universities to prohibit guns on school property
- Co-patroned a bill to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2027
- Co-patroned a bill to establish paid family and medical leave
- Voted for a bill to repeal prohibitions on collective bargaining for public employees
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulatory bodies for the cannabis industry in Virginia
- Voted to establish frameworks to preserve local housing
- Voted to establish the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
- Voted to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board
- Voted to establish the right to access and use FDA-approved birth control
- Voted to require health insurance plans to cover birth control
- Voted to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and possession of assault-style weapons
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize Ranked Choice Voting for certain local elections
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulations for “high-risk” AI
Committee Assignments: Education, Labor and Commerce, Privileges and Elections
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine abortion rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to restore voting rights to returning citizens
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine equal marriage rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-patroned a bill to raise teacher pay to the national average
- Voted to increase protections and support for cyberbullying
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize public colleges and universities to prohibit guns on school property
- Co-patroned a bill to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2027
- Co-patroned a bill to establish paid family and medical leave
- Voted for a bill to repeal prohibitions on collective bargaining for public employees
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulatory bodies for the cannabis industry in Virginia
- Voted to establish frameworks to preserve local housing
- Voted to establish the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
- Voted to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board
- Voted to establish the right to access and use FDA-approved birth control
- Voted to require health insurance plans to cover birth control
- Voted to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and possession of assault-style weapons
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize Ranked Choice Voting for certain local elections
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulations for “high-risk” AI
Recommendation
This is an uncontested race. Based on her history of supporting abortion access, workers' rights, and gun violence prevention, Delegate Destiny LeVere Bolling is the progressive candidate in this race.
Last updated: 2025-09-22
This election will be held on November 4, 2025. Democratic Delegate Destiny LeVere Bolling is running for reelection unopposed in HD-80.
Virginia's House District 80 is wholly located within Henrico County, along the City of Richmond's Northern border. In the 2024 election it remained strongly Democratic by double-digit margins.
Virginia's House District 80 is wholly located within Henrico County, along the City of Richmond's Northern border. In the 2024 election it remained strongly Democratic by double-digit margins.
Destiny L. LeVere Bolling is the Democratic Delegate for Virginia’s 80th House District, serving since January 2024. A University of Richmond and George Washington graduate, she leads communications for the Virginia AFL-CIO and champions progressive legislation on healthcare, education, and labor rights. A community-minded leader and working mom, she broke ground as the first Virginia legislator allowed to vote remotely following childbirth. She seeks re-election in November 2025.
Committee Assignments: Education, Labor and Commerce, Privileges and Elections
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine abortion rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to restore voting rights to returning citizens
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine equal marriage rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-patroned a bill to raise teacher pay to the national average
- Voted to increase protections and support for cyberbullying
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize public colleges and universities to prohibit guns on school property
- Co-patroned a bill to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2027
- Co-patroned a bill to establish paid family and medical leave
- Voted for a bill to repeal prohibitions on collective bargaining for public employees
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulatory bodies for the cannabis industry in Virginia
- Voted to establish frameworks to preserve local housing
- Voted to establish the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
- Voted to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board
- Voted to establish the right to access and use FDA-approved birth control
- Voted to require health insurance plans to cover birth control
- Voted to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and possession of assault-style weapons
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize Ranked Choice Voting for certain local elections
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulations for “high-risk” AI
Committee Assignments: Education, Labor and Commerce, Privileges and Elections
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine abortion rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to restore voting rights to returning citizens
- Co-sponsored a Constitutional Amendment to enshrine equal marriage rights in Virginia’s Constitution
- Co-patroned a bill to raise teacher pay to the national average
- Voted to increase protections and support for cyberbullying
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize public colleges and universities to prohibit guns on school property
- Co-patroned a bill to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2027
- Co-patroned a bill to establish paid family and medical leave
- Voted for a bill to repeal prohibitions on collective bargaining for public employees
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulatory bodies for the cannabis industry in Virginia
- Voted to establish frameworks to preserve local housing
- Voted to establish the Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
- Voted to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board
- Voted to establish the right to access and use FDA-approved birth control
- Voted to require health insurance plans to cover birth control
- Voted to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and possession of assault-style weapons
- Co-sponsored a bill to authorize Ranked Choice Voting for certain local elections
- Co-sponsored a bill to establish regulations for “high-risk” AI
Recommendation
This is an uncontested race. Based on her history of supporting abortion access, workers' rights, and gun violence prevention, Delegate Destiny LeVere Bolling is the progressive candidate in this race.
Last updated: 2025-09-22
