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Richard H. "Dick" Black (R)

About The Candidate

Education

    BSBA. accounting, JD, University of Florida; postgraduate legal studies, TJAGSA, Army War College.

Offices and positions held

    Member, Virginia General Assembly, 1998-2006; member, Loudoun County Library Board; member, National Federation of Independent Business; Law Enforcement Alliance of America; Virginia Society for Human Life; Knights of Columbus; Izaak Walton League; NRA; VFW; American Legion; Military Officers Association.

On the Issues

What is the most urgent problem facing your jurisdiction?

Many issues need immediate attention. We must cut debt; commence off-shore drilling; improve Route 7, Route 50 and Waxpool Road; promote jobs; strive to eliminate Lyme disease; and stop Obamacare. As delegate, I helped fix Route 28 by replacing 13 stoplights with flyovers, helped pass the most significant pro-life and pro-gun laws in Virginia's history, and successfully sued, blocking 14 new Democrat-supported taxes.

Why should voters elect you?

I'm the only candidate who has won eight contested elections, represented Loudoun County, served in the General Assembly or served in the military.

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