Virginia primaries set as 2025 field takes shape
Virginia’s 2025 election season opens after filing deadline for June 17 primaries. Lt Gov Winsome Earle-Sears is GOP governor nominee by default, facing Democrat Abigail Spanberger who reports strong fundraising. Independent candidates emerge, while Democratic field grows with multiple incumbents targeted in House races and governor contest framed as pivotal for Virginia’s political future.
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Richmond
Virginia
House of Delegates
Commonwealth
Winsome Earle-Sears
Amanda Chase
Dave LaRock
GOP
Earle Sears
U.S
Abigail Spanberger
Congress
Spanberger
Samson Signori
Earle-Sears
U.S. Navy
John Curran
Pat Herrity
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
John Reid
Alex Bastani
Ghazala Hashmi
Aaron Rouse
Virginia Beach
Babur Lateef
US Department of Justice
Victor Salgado
Levar Stoney
Marlow Jones
Petersburg
Jason Miyares
Miyares
Del
Jay Jones
Norfolk
Mark Herring
Henrico County
Shannon Taylor
Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee
DLCC
Dels
Josh Thomas
Prince William
Josh Cole
Fredericksburg
Nadarius Clark
Suffolk
Michael Feggans
Amber Gantt
Virginia House Democratic Caucus
Farnsworth
Donald Trump
Trump
White House
Terry McAuliffe
Terry Austin
R-Botetourt
Austen Schwend
Patrick Hope
D-Arlington
Sean Epstein
Arjoon Srikanth
Delores McQuinn
Alicia Atkins
del. Kelly Convirs-Fowler
Brandon Hutchins
Lamont Bagby
D-Henrico
Democratic Party of Virginia
Governor’s
House
Bagby
Ken Nunnenkamp
Republican Party of Virginia
Nunnenkamp
District
Trudy Berry
Berry
Tommy Wright
Lunenburg
Barnadette Powell Farrar
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Prince Edward
Halifax
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