Tag: Fifth District
Fifth: Huffstetler raises $335,000 in first filing period
In his first 70 days as a candidate, Roger Dean Huffstetler raised over $335,000 in his bid to defeat Congressman Tom Garrett next November.
Huffstetler launches four-day tour of Fifth District
The Roger Dean Huffstetler congressional campaign announced a seven-stop listening tour of the Fifth District.
Huffstetler announces candidacy for Fifth District Congress seat
Roger Dean Huffstetler announced his candidacy for Virginia’s Fifth District seat in the United States Congress.
Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia supports Garrett bill to decriminalize marijuana
Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia supports Fifth District Congressman Tom Garrett’s legislation aimed at federally decriminalizing marijuana.
Garrett takes first step toward repealing Obamacare
After an evening of debate in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, a budget resolution for Fiscal Year 2017 passed along party lines.
Poll: Tom Garrett has lead in Fifth District race
The campaign of presumptive Fifth District favorite Tom Garrett is citing new polling to claim a lead that is smaller than you’d expect.
UVA Batten School hosts Fifth District debate
The UVA Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy will host a nonpartisan debate for the Fifth District congressional candidates.
Tom Garrett: Latest terror attacks evidence of inability to vet refugees
The Department of Homeland Security admitted to mistakenly granting citizenship to 858 immigrants who had previously received orders for deportation.
Fifth District race: Tom Garrett promises to fight for manufacturers
Fifth District Republican congressional nominee Tom Garrett toured the American Buildings Company, a Nucor steel facility located in LaCrosse.
Robert Hurt: Shifting the focus from permitting to progress
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of landowners, allowing challenges to federal regulatory decisions affecting personal property rights.
House approves Robert Hurt bill to encourage investment in startups
The House voted to approve a bill that ensures startup companies can connect with angel investors without inadvertently violating SEC rules.
Robert Hurt: Federal, state, local cooperation is key
As has been the case for far too long, it is clear that Washington is still too often standing in the way of a robust economic recovery.
Robert Hurt: We need a plan of action
On March 22, 2016, as hundreds of innocent travelers in Brussels, Belgium began their day, they unknowingly became victims of another unspeakable attack by ISIS.
Andrew Griffin suspends Fifth District GOP campaign
Andrew Griffin issued the following statement announcing the suspension of his campaign for the Fifth District Republican nomination.
Robert Hurt: We are here to serve you
While people often associate the work of Congress with debates on legislation, our office provides a variety of additional services.
Robert Hurt: The Islamic State is waging genocide
U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Louis F. Cardin, embedded with Iraqi forces engaged in the battle against the Islamic State, died from rocket fire.
Robert Hurt votes to expand broadband access
Congressman Robert Hurt (R-Virginia) released a statement after voting in favor of the Small Business Broadband Deployment Act.
Robert Hurt: Today’s students are tomorrow’s innovators
This past week, we had the opportunity to visit a number of schools across the Fifth District and learn about the curricula our students have been studying.
Andrew Griffin: Why millennials are vital to the survival of the GOP
Last week I had the opportunity to speak to the Appomattox County Republicans. One of my opponents’ representatives used his platform to take a personal swipe at my age.
Fifth District candidate forum at UVA
The University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy will host the first moderated debate for candidates running in the Fifth District Congressional race on Wednesday.
Robert Hurt votes to block EPA rule
Congressman Robert Hurt (R-Virginia) released the following statement after voting in favor of the Blocking Regulatory Interference from Closing Kilns (BRICK) Act.
Andrew Griffin: Why I voted for Ted Cruz
There is more at stake in this year’s election than has been the case in decades which is why we must unite under the only proven conservative, Senator Ted Cruz.
Robert Hurt: Rebuilding from the storm’s destruction
On Wednesday, a deadly storm tore through Virginia’s Fifth District and across a broad swath of the Commonwealth.
Robert Hurt: The president still fails to deliver plan to defeat ISIS
Last Monday, another important deadline in the fight to defeat the Islamic State came and went with little attention from the media.
Harry Griego: Comments on Pope’s statements on immigration
As a Catholic, I have several concerns about the Holy Father’s criticism of the United States immigration policy.
