You deserve a governor who will work with Democrats and Republicans to grow our economy and not stand by while Virginia’s workforce is under attack.
Abigail Spanberger
The Public Record
Abigail Anne Spanberger is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Virginia's 7th congressional district since January 3, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, Spanberger has a background as a former CIA officer, which informs her approach to national security issues. She has focused on a range of policy areas, including healthcare, education, and the restoration of voting rights for individuals who have served their prison sentences.
Virginia families are already feeling the strain of high costs, and Virginia workers and business leaders are deeply worried about the impacts of an impending shutdown and the jobs cuts the Trump Administration is threatening.
I know what it's like for families today. I got things done to lower costs. That's what I'll do as governor, too.
As governor, I'll work to lower costs and make sure our schools prepare all our kids for jobs of the future.
We are united in our focus on the issues that matter to our fellow Virginians.
Virginia is the last bastion of reproductive freedom in the South—and Virginians want it to stay that way.
Too many politicians talk when they should listen and divide instead of unite. Enough is enough.
Back in 2017 I watched my member of Congress vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act. It was then that I knew that I needed to run against him.
People can label me however they want as a question of policy, but I think what is the most substantial characteristic that I ascribe to myself is pragmatic.
I think it's a ridiculous assertion given that my opponent has been eager to claim credit for some of the funding that came through some of those federal dollars to Virginia's Commonwealth.
It’s an absolute disgrace that Youngkin has not appealed to Trump and forcefully denounced them.
I’m going to continue to push lawmakers in both parties to stand up for Virginians, to stand up for Virginia jobs, to stand up for Virginia’s economy and, frankly, to be proactive in planning ahead for what’s coming down the road.
Governors are very, very good, historically and typically, standing up and stating plain all the things they want from the federal government.
It is an absolute disgrace that Youngkin has not appealed to Trump and forcefully denounced them.
It is a chaotic circumstance coming out of this White House and this administration, and it is deeply, deeply damaging to real people and real jobs and real families.
For them, it's a kitchen table issue. But the impact. The idea that we would have a president, and a governor who is standing by and said president says we're going to push them out of the workforce.
Virginia parents — and their children — deserve a Governor who is laser-focused on making Virginia’s K-12 schools the best in America.
This bill is directly responsive to the concerns I have heard from farmers across Virginia about administrative burdens placed on Farm Credit institutions.
The success of family farms translates directly into the well being of local economies through job creation, local spending, and community stability.
The Chinese Communist Party's attempts to control American farmland go beyond mere investment.





