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Virginia

State Reform Partner

State Reform Partner

VAV State Leaders

Leader
Mike Cantwell
Virginia State Leader
Leader
Isaac Riddle
Virginia State Leader

State Leaders are on-the-ground advocates for election innovations in their home states. The situation on the ground is different in each state.

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Join other military-connected members in Virginia

Join the Veterans for All Voters community to connect with fellow veterans, supporters, and state leaders who are working to strengthen our political system. Stay informed about local events, advocacy opportunities, and resources while building relationships with others making an impact in Virginia.

Volunteer Testimonials

"Every day, I see our nation tearing itself apart from the inside out. As a Marine Veteran, I know what it takes to work together as a team, and I have great confidence our country can push forward to a time when the fundamentals of our Republic once again guide our path. Our Founders wished for this to be a nation where liberty--not political parties--was our motivation, and we must do whatever it takes to honor those ideals."
William Hubbard
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran
"My most pressing goal is to decrease the impact of rampaging political polarization on readiness in the military. To achieve this, I would like to create a safe space for military personnel to discuss their political beliefs. Granted, this will be tricky for a number of reasons. Primarily, military personnel are prohibited from being partisan - for good reason - and second, if such a space were created, the optics of it could produce angst in the civilian population. However, whether we admit it or not, the military is being polarized. The creation of this safe space will enable an exchange of differing viewpoints, which is critical to reduce polarization and build stronger, more cohesive teams."
Carlos De Castro Pretelt
U.S. Army Veteran