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Jennifer Boysko wins Virginia Senate District 33 Election

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Jennifer BoyskoDemocratic Del. Jennifer Boysko defeated Republican Joe May in the Virginia Senate District 33 election.

“I am honored to be elected as the newest Senator from the 33rd district and look forward to continuing the work of now-Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton. Together we will work to expand affordable healthcare, improve our schools and roads, build an economy that works for everyone and continue our push for gun-violence prevention.” said Boysko. “I want to thank all our amazing supporters and volunteers who voted, knocked doors, made phone calls, and worked to make this a grass-roots campaign.”

Boysko was first elected to the House of Delegates in 2015. She is a former community activist and lives in Herndon with her husband, Glenn.

Following her statement, Boysko will be driving down to Richmond tonight to begin the legislative session tomorrow.

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