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Cuccinelli hosts women’s coalition meet and greet In Northern Virginia

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cuccinelli-header2Ken Cuccinelli today held a meet and greet with over 90 members of his women’s coalition in Northern Virginia. Ken’s wife, Teiro, introduced him and Ken took questions from the audience. Topics discussed included health care, education, and the prevalence of sexual assault and domestic abuse in Virginia communities.

“As a father to five girls, my long-held commitment to improving our mental health system, fighting sexual assault, and working to combat human trafficking will continue as your next governor. Today’s coalition meeting gives us an important opportunity to discuss issues that impact our communities most, like making sure our kids have jobs when they finish school,” said Cuccinelli.

“I have been privileged to observe Ken Cuccinelli throughout his time serving in the Virginia Senate and as Attorney General. He has always been an unequivocal friend and stalwart defender of women and all those in need of protection. He has my complete confidence as Virginia’s next governor,” said Carole Denner, a registered nurse from Fairfax.

Attendees included women from Northern Virginia and around the Commonwealth, including nurses, doctors, lawyers, veterans, and small business owners.

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