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Jason Miyares (R) announced Monday that over 75 sheriffs and commonwealth’s attorneys have endorsed him in his bid to become attorney general. Miyares is running against two-term incumbent Mark Herring (D).
“I am proud to have the support and endorsement from so many Sheriffs and Commonwealth’s Attorneys. They all have seen firsthand how Mark Herring’s criminal first, victim last mentality has negatively impacted their communities, and are ready for a change,” Miyares said. “As a former prosecutor, I worked alongside the brave men and women in law enforcement and recognize they need the support of their elected officials to better serve their communities. I am appreciative of their support and look forward to working with them as Attorney General to make sure their communities are safe and secure.”
The Full List:
Commonwealth’s Attorneys
W. Lyle Carver – Amherst County
Leslie Fleet – Appomattox County
TImothy Martin – Augusta County
Wes Nance – Bedford County
Patrick White – Bland County
John Alexander II – Botetourt County
Jerry Wolfe – Bristol City
Gerald Arrington – Buchanan County
Paul McAndrews – Campbell County
Nancy Parr – Chesapeake City
Stacey Davenport – Chesterfield County
Paul Walther – Culpeper County
Joshua Newberry – Dickinson County
Vincent Donoghue – Essex County
Scott Hook – Fauquier County
William Branscom – Floyd County
Brandon Boyles – Grayson County/Galax City
Trip Chalkley – Hanover County
Marsha Garst – Rockingham County/Harrisonburg City
Rusty McGuire – Lousia County
Bethany Harrison – Lynchburg City
Daniel Rutherford – Nelson County
Diana O’Connell – Orange County
Bryan Haskins – Pittsylvania County
Susan O’Prandy Fiero – Prince George County
Brian Holohan – Roanoke County
Jared Moon – Rockbridge County/Lexington
Dan Fellhauer – Scott County
Travis Duane Bird – Spotsylvania County
Chris Plaster – Tazewell County
Colin Stolle – Virginia Beach City
John Bell – Warren County
Chuck Slemp – Wise County/City of Norton
Michael Jones – Wythe County
Ben Hahn – York County/Poquoson City
Sheriffs
Sheriff Donald Simpson, Appomattox County
Sheriff Robert Plecker, Bath County
Sheriff Michael Miller, Bedford County
Sheriff Jason Ramsey, Bland County
Sheriff Matthew Ward, Botetourt County
Sheriff John McLanahan, Buchanan County
Sheriff W.G. “Billy” Kidd Jr, Buckingham County
Sheriff Winston W. Clark, III Campbell County
Sheriff Anthony Lippa, Caroline County*
Sheriff Kevin Kemp, Carroll County
Sheriff Karl Leonard, Chesterfield County
Sheriff Trevor Craddock, Craig County
Sheriff Darrell Hodges, Cumberland County*
Sheriff Jeremy Fleming, Dickenson County
Sheriff Robert Mosier, Fauquier County
Sheriff Brian Craig, Floyd County
Sheriff W. Morgan Millirons, Giles County
Sheriff Darrell Warren, Gloucester County
Sheriff Richard Vaughan, Grayson County
Sheriff Steven Smith, Greene County
Sheriff David Hines, Hanover County
Sheriff Patrick McCranie, Lancaster County
Sheriff Gary Parsons, Lee County
Sheriff Michael Chapman, Loudoun County
Sheriff Don Sloan, Lynchburg City
Sheriff Robert Hawkins, Mecklenburg County
Sheriff C. H. “Hank” Partin, Montgomery County
Sheriff Chad Cubbage, Page County
Sheriff Mark Armentrout, Radford City
Sheriff Bryan Hutcheson, Rockingham County
Sheriff Jeff Edds, Scott County
Sheriff Tim Carter, Shenandoah County
Sheriff B. C. “Chip” Shuler, Smyth County*
Sheriff Matthew Robertson, Staunton City
Sheriff Brian Hieatt, Tazewell County
Sheriff Kenneth Stolle, Virginia Beach City
Sheriff Blake Andis, Washington County
Sheriff Mark Butler, Warren County
Sheriff E. Grant Kilgore, Wise County
Sheriff Charles Foster, Wythe County
Sheriff J. D. “Danny” Diggs, York County
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