2023 Candidates
Member Senate of Virginia - 26th District
Ryan T. McDougle, Republican
Pamela R. Garner, Democratic
Member House of Delegates - 68th District
M. Keith Hodges, Republican
Member House of Delegates - 69th District
W. Chad Green, Republican
Member Board of Supervisors
Ware District, M. A. “Tony” Nicosia, Independent
Abingdon District, John C. Meyer, Jr., Independent
Abingdon District, Robert J. “JJ” Orth, Independent
Gloucester Point District, C. A. “Chris” Hutson, Republican
At-Large, Ashley C. Chriscoe, Republican
Member School Board
Ware District, Leonne M. Arsenovic
Ware District, David Conway Seabolt
Ware District, James “Jim” W. Pike, Jr.
Abingdon District, Ted W. Engquist
Abingdon District, Kari E. Scruggs
Gloucester Point District, Troy M. Andersen
Gloucester Point District, Jenn D. Baker
At-Large, Cindy M. Saulman
At-Large, Darren P. Post, Independent
At-Large (for the unexpired term to end December 31, 2025), Fred A. Brewer, Jr.
At-Large (for the unexpired term to end December 31, 2025), Deborah L. McDonough
At-Large (for the unexpired term to end December 31, 2025), Matthew Ray Nash
Constitutional Offices
Commonwealth’s Attorney, John T. Dusewicz, Republican
Commissioner of Revenue, Jo Anne Harris, Republican
Commissioner of Revenue, Sarah A. Narron, Independent
Sheriff, Darrell W. Warren, Jr., Republican
Treasurer, Tara L. Thomas, Republican
Clerk of Court, Cathy L. Dale, Republican
2 - Soil and Water Conservation Directors
Tidewater District, Amanda S. Armstrong, Independent
Tidewater District, No candidate: Pls consider writing in Ella Webster
Ryan T. McDougle, Republican
Pamela R. Garner, Democratic
Member House of Delegates - 68th District
M. Keith Hodges, Republican
Member House of Delegates - 69th District
W. Chad Green, Republican
Member Board of Supervisors
Ware District, M. A. “Tony” Nicosia, Independent
Abingdon District, John C. Meyer, Jr., Independent
Abingdon District, Robert J. “JJ” Orth, Independent
Gloucester Point District, C. A. “Chris” Hutson, Republican
At-Large, Ashley C. Chriscoe, Republican
Member School Board
Ware District, Leonne M. Arsenovic
Ware District, David Conway Seabolt
Ware District, James “Jim” W. Pike, Jr.
Abingdon District, Ted W. Engquist
Abingdon District, Kari E. Scruggs
Gloucester Point District, Troy M. Andersen
Gloucester Point District, Jenn D. Baker
At-Large, Cindy M. Saulman
At-Large, Darren P. Post, Independent
At-Large (for the unexpired term to end December 31, 2025), Fred A. Brewer, Jr.
At-Large (for the unexpired term to end December 31, 2025), Deborah L. McDonough
At-Large (for the unexpired term to end December 31, 2025), Matthew Ray Nash
Constitutional Offices
Commonwealth’s Attorney, John T. Dusewicz, Republican
Commissioner of Revenue, Jo Anne Harris, Republican
Commissioner of Revenue, Sarah A. Narron, Independent
Sheriff, Darrell W. Warren, Jr., Republican
Treasurer, Tara L. Thomas, Republican
Clerk of Court, Cathy L. Dale, Republican
2 - Soil and Water Conservation Directors
Tidewater District, Amanda S. Armstrong, Independent
Tidewater District, No candidate: Pls consider writing in Ella Webster
Gloucester VA NAACP in 2022
The Gloucester County Virginia Branch of the NAACP met recently for its first annual strategic planning session.
The unexpected resurfacing of its charter (a duplicate of the original) this past week revealed that the branch’s anniversary is this coming Sunday, March 13. The Gloucester branch was initially chartered by the national organization in 1939.
The work day was productive, with committee chairs laying out their missions and plans for the year. The branch’s next major public event will be a health fair on May 21 at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church. The local branch has sponsored seven COVID-19 vaccine events in the county over the past 18 months.
The founding branch president at the time the charter was signed was local funeral home director G. Nelson Carter Sr. Carter bailed local civil rights pioneer Irene Morgan out of jail after she was arrested in Middlesex County, giving rise to the legal end of segregation in interstate transportation. Carter’s wife, Miriam, was the first Black woman to attend William and Mary Law School. Their granddaughter, local teacher and attorney Dianne Carter de Mayo, is an active member of the Gloucester NAACP today, and an alumna of William and Mary.
The unexpected resurfacing of its charter (a duplicate of the original) this past week revealed that the branch’s anniversary is this coming Sunday, March 13. The Gloucester branch was initially chartered by the national organization in 1939.
The work day was productive, with committee chairs laying out their missions and plans for the year. The branch’s next major public event will be a health fair on May 21 at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church. The local branch has sponsored seven COVID-19 vaccine events in the county over the past 18 months.
The founding branch president at the time the charter was signed was local funeral home director G. Nelson Carter Sr. Carter bailed local civil rights pioneer Irene Morgan out of jail after she was arrested in Middlesex County, giving rise to the legal end of segregation in interstate transportation. Carter’s wife, Miriam, was the first Black woman to attend William and Mary Law School. Their granddaughter, local teacher and attorney Dianne Carter de Mayo, is an active member of the Gloucester NAACP today, and an alumna of William and Mary.