Home Bloc of Democratic House members announce endorsements of Mark Herring in AG re-election bid
Region/State

Bloc of Democratic House members announce endorsements of Mark Herring in AG re-election bid

Chris Graham
mark herring
Mark Herring

This morning, 14 members of the Virginia House of Delegates announced their endorsement of Attorney General Mark R. Herring in his re-election bid.

“Mark Herring is one of my strongest allies in the General Assembly and a hero in the Latino and New American communities for his work on behalf of DREAMer students and efforts to fight the ugly ‘zero tolerance’ policies of the Trump administration,” said Del. Alfonso Lopez. “He worked with me to advocate for an Office of Civil Rights back in 2019 when Republicans still held majorities in the House of Delegates, and continues to be a leader in the fight for equal justice. We need him in the Office of the Attorney General.”

“Attorney General Herring continues to meet the moment, and recognizes what our communities need to thrive” said Del. Delores McQuinn. “I’m confident that as attorney general, he will continue to proactively fight for the crucial protections that keep us safe. I proudly endorse Mark Herring for a third term.”

“Simply put, Mark Herring is the most progressive attorney general in Virginia’s history,” said Del. Rip Sullivan. “He’s broken ground on women’s rights, marriage equality, criminal justice reform, and many other issues of vital importance to Virginians. I’m confident that with four more years, Mark will help Virginia achieve even more unprecedented progress.”

“Each of these delegates have been invaluable to the constituents they serve, and I’m proud to have their support,” Herring said. “Together we’ve done incredible work, and with four more years we’ll push for monumental reforms and continue to build on the progress we’ve made.”

Full list of delegates endorsing Mark Herring for re-election:

  • Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn, 41st District
  • House Majority Leader Charniele Herring, 46th District
  • Del. Dawn Adams, 68th District
  • Del. David Bulova, 37th District
  • Del. Betsy Carr, 69th District
  • Del. Karrie Delaney, 67th District
  • Del. Wendy Gooditis, 10th District
  • Del. Alfonso Lopez, 49th District
  • Del. Delores McQuinn, 70th District
  • Del. Ken Plum, 36th District
  • Del. Rip Sullivan, 48th District
  • Del. Mark Sickles, 43rd District
  • Del. Vivian Watts, 39th District
  • Del. Rodney Willet, 73rd District

Multimedia

 




Chris Graham

Chris Graham

Chris Graham is the founder and editor of Augusta Free Press. A 1994 alum of the University of Virginia, Chris is the author and co-author of seven books, including Poverty of Imagination, a memoir published in 2019. For his commentaries on news, sports and politics, go to his YouTube page, TikTok, BlueSky, or subscribe to his Street Knowledge podcast. Email Chris at [email protected].

Latest News

wrestling fundraiser-front
Pro Wrestling

WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Morton main-eventing wrestling fundraiser in Louisa

city permit
Local Government

Waynesboro: Handling of Mimosa Farm shows what’s wrong with city government

I understand that tensions are borderline out of control in the neighborhood surrounding Mimosa Farm in Waynesboro, which was the site of another wedding event last month.

waynesboro map
Local Government

Waynesboro: Grant will fund study of need for regional commercial kitchen

We reported a couple of weeks back about a $14,000 grant that was awarded to the City of Waynesboro to fund a feasibility study to evaluate a proposed community commercial kitchen at Vector Industries.

record heat temperatures heat dome thermometer weather summer
Local

AccuWeather: Record heat on both side of the Blue Ridge this week

soccer
UVA Olympic Sports

Soccer: Down two to red cards, Virginia surrenders late winner in 2-1 loss

uva football xavier brown
UVA Football

UVA Football: Xavier Brown to join the cast for ‘Coach’s Corner with Tony Elliott’

chicago cubs
Baseball

Michael Schoeffel | In search of Wrigley Magic: A rain delay and a walk-off