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Jennifer Lewis said Friday she will not run for the Democra
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botella stanley e in a defeat to Republican John Avoli. While 2020 is bound to be a thrilling year in politics in the Commonwealth and nationwide, after much consideration I have decided to step back from the 2020 election and shift my focus on plans to run in 2022 for Virginias Sixth Congressional District, Lewis said in a statement Friday.Lewis said in a news release that she plans to get back to work in my community. I have joined several boards and have monthly volunteer commitments 鈥?many of you who have followed my campaigns k
stanley taza now I have always been active in my community. While I have decided to not run until 2022, I plan to fully support the Sixth District Democratic nominee and am eager to get involved in the presidential primary and help my local committee. I am dedicated to helping any and all Democratic candidates get elected, Lewis said.聽 Share this page Share Facebook Twitter Linkedin Telegram Gdyy Staunton: Queen City Mischief 038; Magic races raise funding for Blue Ridge CASA
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