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Rubio campaign announces growing support in Virginia

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marco rubioThe Marco Rubio for President campaign is touting growing support from conservative leaders across Virginia. Thirty-one leaders and activists from across the Old Dominion State are committed to helping share Rubio’s message before the the March 1primary.

Today’s endorsements are in addition to former Virginia Governor and Senator George Allen, and a long list of endorsements announced in December.

“Marco’s optimistic message is resonating with people across Virginia, and I am honored to help lead this outstanding team,” said Delegate Jason Miyares, a member of the Virginia House of Delegates and one of Marco’s Virginia co-chairs. “Virginians are well aware of the challenges we face as a nation, but they want ideas and solutions, and they know that is what Marco is offering. I look forward to working with this team to ensure we nominate the only candidate capable of uniting the Republican party and winning in November.”

“The next President of the United States must be prepared to be commander-in-chief on day one, and I strongly believe Marco Rubio is the best man for the job,” said Lieutenant Commander Jim Hoeft, U.S. Navy (Ret.), founder and editor of Bearing Drift. “Not only does he best understand the challenges facing our world today, he has the judgment and demeanor necessary to rebuild our military, unite our allies and keep the American people safe.”

“We are excited to announce an outstanding team of leaders from across Virginia,” said Micah Johnson, Regional Spokeswoman for Marco Rubio for President. “As the only campaign that is organized in all 50 states, we are ready for the long haul, and earning the support of these key leaders will allow us to continue our momentum and earn the support of even more Virginians as we approach the March 1 primary.”

 

Rubio Virginia chairman

  • State House Majority Caucus Chairman Tim Hugo

 

Rubio Virginia co-chairs

  • State House Majority Leader Kirk Cox
  • State Senator Bryce Reeves
  • State House Delegate Kathy Byron
  • State House Delegate Jason Miyares
  • Jim Beamer
  • Chris Nolen

 

Rubio Virginia endorsements

  • Carey Allen, Vice Chair of Chesterfield County GOP, Chesterfield/James River District Soil & Water Conservation Director
  • Dr. Beldon Bell, Member, Fauquier County GOP Executive Committee; Trustee, Heritage Foundation
  • Glenn Bertsch, Loudoun County GOP Activist
  • Mike Brunner, Former Member, Arlington County Board of Supervisors
  • Rick Canton, Loudoun County GOP Activist
  • Robert Dyer, Member, Virginia Beach City Council
  • Kate Gaziano, Fairfax County GOP Activist
  • Marquis Gough, Student Leader, Patrick Henry College
  • JC Hernandez, Arlington County Republican
  • Jim Hoeft, Founder and Editor, Bearing Drift and LCDR, U.S. Navy (Ret.)
  • Ashley Judah, Chair, Marymount University College Republicans
  • Randall Judt, Arlington County GOP Activist
  • Nancy Linton, Former Candidate, Fairfax County School Board
  • Jeremiah Lorrig, Issues Committee Chair, Loudoun County Young Republicans
  • Ed Lynch, Former Chair, Roanoke County GOP
  • Jason Miyares, Member, Virginia House of Delegates
  • Michael Monrroy, Chair, Loudoun County Young Republicans
  • Andrew Mullins, Vice Chair, Loudoun County Young Republicans
  • Davis Rennolds, Chair, Richmond City GOP
  • Jim Rich, Former Chair of 10th Cong. District & Former Chair of Fauquier County Republican Party
  • Debbie Rose, Loudoun County GOP Activist
  • Nancy Russell, Chair, Hanover County GOP
  • M. David Skiles – Fairfax County GOP
  • Stephanie Stockman Terrill, Loudoun County GOP Activist
  • Nicole Tardif, Treasurer, Loudoun County Young Republicans
  • Nikhil Verma, McLean Precinct Captain, Fairfax County Republican Committee
  • H. Lillian Vogl – Former Secretary, Fairfax County GOP
  • Lee Vogler, Member, Danville City Council
  • Ron Wright, Vice Chair of Finance, Fairfax County GOP
  • Sang Yi, Former Candidate, Virginia House of Delegates
  • Betsy Young, Chair, Danville County GOP

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