Reach out directly. Your voice matters. Proverbs 29:2 — When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice.
A Baptist deacon (Bonsack Baptist Church, Roanoke) and small-business owner who has described himself as a 'stalwart defender of the unborn' throughout his 12 years in the Virginia House of Delegates (2012-2024) and continuing in the State Senate; consistently votes against abortion-expanding legislation and opposed Virginia's reproductive freedom constitutional amendments.
As a member of the Virginia Senate Education and Health Committee, Head has consistently backed parental rights legislation in the Commonwealth. During the 2024 session, the committee considered SB 37 ('Sage's Law'), which would have required school principals to notify parents if a student expressed gender incongruence and to obtain parental permission before implementing any school-based gender transition plan. Head, as a Republican committee member, voted in the minority in favor of the bill when the Democrat majority voted 9-6 to kill it. His continued committee service in the 2025-2026 sessions reflects ongoing advocacy for parental rights in public education.
Sponsored legislation to establish uniform statewide firearms ordinances by clarifying their applicability to properties located across multiple localities — a measure aimed at preventing local jurisdictions from creating a patchwork of contradictory gun ordinances that create legal traps for law-abiding concealed-carry permit holders traveling across jurisdiction lines. This statewide preemption approach strengthens consistent carry rights for Virginians and aligns with constitutional carry principles by subordinating local gun restrictions to uniform state standards.
Publicly identifies as 'pro-second amendment' and has consistently voted against gun-control measures introduced by Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly; cited Second Amendment protection as a core legislative priority when campaigning for the Senate seat in 2023.
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kind: party_platform. Scored from the 2024 Republican Party Platform (leftover sanctity_of_life q1) — RNC late-term opposition + IVF support is not leftover abolition. Campaign senatorchrishead.com/about HTTP 200 'stalwart defender of the unborn' already live q0 — not leftover heartbeat/total-ban sponsorship (LegiScan HTML not scraped). virginia.gop 2024 RPV statement HTTP 403 this turn — cannot quote as STATE platform; RNC 2024 presidency.ucsb.edu HTTP 200 used (kind+URL+year match). No contradictory leftover-q individual this cell unless noted.
kind: fec_opensecrets_search. Affirmative this turn: FEC.gov candidate browse HTTP 200 (JS shell; name not in static HTML) + Brave site:fec.gov quoted-name 0 leftover Planned Parenthood/NARAL/EMILY's List PAC contribution hits for Chris Head Virginia. OpenSecrets HTML search HTTP 403 (Just a moment / challenge) this turn — 403 omit from src. Brave site:opensecrets.org leftover PAC hits unused (wrong-person Terri Sewell / no named leftover PAC dollars). Documented no-hit TRUE on leftover sanctity_of_life q4. No invented PAC contributions.
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