Virginia 2025 House of Delegates Election Candidates Unveiled

The upcoming Virginia House of Delegates election in 2025 has brought forward a diverse array of candidates. This election, pivotal in shaping the state’s legislative direction, showcases candidates from various districts, representing both major political parties as well as some independents and third-party entrants.

Overview of 2025 House of Delegates Election Candidates in Virginia

The election will feature contests in multiple districts, with candidates vying for a total of 100 seats in the House of Delegates. Below is an organized list of candidates by district number and party affiliation.

Candidate Listings by District

• District 1: Patrick A. Hope (D), William J. “Bill” Moher III (R)
• District 2: Adele Y. McClure (D), Wendy K. Sigley (R)
• District 3: Information not provided.
• District 4: Charniele L. Herring (D)
• District 5: Elizabeth B. Bennett-Parker (D)
• District 6: Richard C. “Rip” Sullivan, Jr. (D), Kristin L. Hoffman (R)
• District 7: Karen A. Keys-Gamarra (D), Cassandra R. Aucoin (R)
• District 8: Irene Shin (D), Indira S. Massey (R)
• District 9: Karrie K. Delaney (D), Nhan C. Huynh (R)
• District 10: Dan I. Helmer (D), David Woodrow Guill (R)
• District 11: David L. Bulova (D), Adam J. Wise (R), Brandon N. Givens (Forward)
• District 12: Holly M. Seibold (D), Nelson Figueroa-Velez (R)
• District 13: Marcus B. Simon (D), Sylwia Oleksy (R), Dave A. Crance Jr. (Libertarian)
• District 14: Vivian E. Watts (D), Eric Johnson (R)
• District 15: Laura Jane H. Cohen (D), Saundra T. Davis (R)
• District 16: Paul E. Krizek (D), Richard T. Hayden (R), Shelly M. Arnoldi (Independent)
• District 17: Mark D. Sickles (D), Naomi Mesfin (R)
• District 18: Kathy K. L. Tran (D), Edward F. McGovern (R)
• District 19: Rozia A. “J.R.” Henson, Jr (D)
• District 20: Michelle-Ann E. Lopes Maldonado (D), Christopher M. Stone (R)
• District 21: Joshua E. Thomas (D), Gregory Lee “Greg” Gorham (R)
• District 22: Elizabeth R. Guzman (D), Ian T. Lovejoy (R)
• District 23: Candi Patrice Mundon King (D), James V. Tully (R)
• District 24: Information not provided.
• District 25: Information not provided.
• District 26: JJ Singh (D), Ommair N. Butt (R)
• District 27: Atoosa R. Reaser (D), Junaid Khan (R)
• District 28: David A. Reid (D), Janet Geisler (R)
• District 29: Fernando J. “Marty” Martinez (D), Scott K. Thomas (R)
• District 30: John Chilton McAuliff (D), Geary M. Higgins (R)
• District 31: J. Shane Boswell (D), Delores R. Oates (R)
• District 32: Jon Michael Lucci (D), William D. “Bill” Wiley (R)
• District 33: Catherine E. “Cathy” Rec (D), C. Todd Gilbert (R), Justin L. Pence (R)
• District 34: Andrew D. Payton (D), Tony O. Wilt (R)
• District 35: Jena L. Crisler (D), Chris S. Runion (R)
• District 36: Makayla R. Venable (D), Ellen H. Campbell (R)
• District 37: Sharron A. Burgess (D), Terry L. Austin (R)
• District 38: S. “Sam” Rasoul (Independent), Maynard L. Keller, Jr.
• District 39: Eric P. Klotz (D), Will P. Davis (R)
• District 40: Donna M. Littlepage (D), Joseph P. “Joe” McNamara (R)
• District 41: Lily V. Franklin (D), J. Christian “Chris” Obenshain (R)
• District 42: Biko Agozino (D), Jason S. Ballard (R)
• District 43: Mary E. Sumner (D), James W. “Will” Morefield (R)
• District 44: Cindy D. Green (D), Israel D. O’Quinn (R)
• District 45: Joshua C. “Josh” Outsey (D), Terry G. Kilgore (R)
• District 46: Jamie R. Hendry (D), Mitchell D. Cornett (R)
• District 47: Yvonne M. Rorrer (D), Wren M. Williams (R)
• District 48: Melody A. “Mel” Cartwright (D), Eric J. Phillips (R), Eric J. Phillips (Independent)
• District 49: Gary P. Miller (D), Madison John R. Whittle (R)
• District 50: Earnadette Powell Farrar (D), Thomas C. Wright, Jr. (R), Trudy Bell Berry (Independent)
• District 51: Joy A. Powers (D), Eric R. Zehr (R)
• District 52: Rise Marie Hayes (D), Wendell S. Walker (R)
• District 53: Samuel R. Soghor (D), Timothy P. Griffin (R)
• District 54: Information not provided.
• District 55: Information not provided.
• District 56: Angela T. Chainer (D), Thomas A. “Tom” Garrett, Jr. (R)
• District 57: May Nivar (D), David L. Owen (R)
• District 58: Rodney T. Willett (D), Milad H. Mikhail (R)
• District 59: Scott O. “K” Konopasek (D), H. F. “Buddy” Fowler Jr. (R)
• District 60: Andrew J. Ward (D), Scott A. Wyatt (R)
• District 61: Jacob M. “Jac” Bennington (D), Michael J. Webert (R)
• District 62: Sara H. Ratcliffe (D), Karen F. Hamilton (R)
• District 63: Forrest J. Miller (D), Phillip A. “Phil” Scott (R)
• District 64: Stacey A. Carroll (D), Paul V. Milde III (R)
• District 65: Joshua G. Cole (D), Sean C. Steinway (R)
• District 66: Nicole Tarlton Cole (D), Robert D. “Bobby” Orrock, Sr (R)
• District 67: Mario D. Haggerty (D), Hillary Pugh Kent (Independent), Richard W. Kenski (R)
• District 68: Elaine G. Walters (D), M. Keith Hodges (R)
• District 69: Mark C. Downey (D), W. Chad Green (Independent), Valerie D. Beverley (R)
• District 70: Shelly A. Simonds (D), Cynthia M. Scaturico (Libertarian), John B. Bloom (R)
• District 71: Jessica L. Anderson (D), Amanda E. Batten (R)
• District 72: Randolph T. Critzer Jr. (D), R. Lee Ware Jr. (Forward), Kristin A. Farry (R)
• District 73: Leslie C. Mehta (D), Mark L. Earley, Jr. (R)
• District 74: Jonas J. Eppert (D), Mike A. Cherry (R)
• District 75: Lindsey M. Dougherty (D), Carrie Emerson Coyner (R)
• District 76: Debra D. Gardner (D), John R. Thomas (R)
• District 77: Michael J. Jones (D), Richard S. Stonage, Jr. (R)
• District 78: Betsy B. Carr (D), Richard Prado (R)
• District 79: Rae C. Cousins (D), Kelsey M. Linnehan (R)
• District 80: Destiny L. LeVere Bolling (D)
• District 81: Kimberly Pope Adams (D), Kim A. Taylor (R)
• District 82: Mary L. Person (D), H. Otto Wachsmann, Jr. (R)
• District 83: Nadarius E. Clark (D), Felisha R. L. Storm (R)
• District 84: Marcia S. “Cia” Price (D), Virgil G. Thornton, Sr. (R)
• District 85: Virgil G. Thornton, Sr. (D), A. C. Cordoza (R)
• District 86: Jeion A. Ward (D), John M. Chapman (R)
• District 87: Information not provided.
• District 88: Karen Robins “Kacey” Carnegie (D), Michael K. “Mike” Lamonea (R)
• District 89: Rodney K. Nickens Jr. (D), James A. “Jay” Leftwich, Jr. (R)
• District 90: C. E. “Cliff” Hayes Jr. (D)
• District 91: Bonita Grace Anthony (D), W. Nash Bilisoly (R)
• District 92: Phil M. Hernandez (D), Andrew B. “Andy” Pittman (R)
• District 93: Information not provided.
• District 94: Kelly K. Convirs-Fowler (D), Kyle J. Pasquarella (R)
• District 95: Michael B. Feggans (D), Timothy V. Anderson (R)
• District 96: Cheryl Bubeck Smith (D), Barry D. Knight (R)
• District 97: Cat A. Porterfield (D), Anne Ferrell Tata (R)
• District 98: Liz W. Richardson (D), Robert S. Bloxom Jr. (R)

This comprehensive candidate list illustrates the competitive nature of the upcoming election. Each district will play a crucial role in determining the future political landscape of Virginia.