
Reach out directly. Your voice matters. Proverbs 29:2 — When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice.
Stacey Carroll (elected November 2025, sworn January 14, 2026) defeated incumbent Republican Paul Milde III in part on reproductive rights: Milde had voted against Virginia's constitutional amendment to protect abortion access and against a bill protecting contraception access. Carroll campaigned explicitly supporting the constitutional amendment and shared personal reasons for her commitment to reproductive freedom, rejecting any life-at-conception or personhood standard.
During her 2025 campaign Carroll called it 'a tragedy that gun safety issues remain unresolved,' advocated for 'commonsense solutions to protect kids,' and pledged to push for commonsense gun safety legislation to protect students in schools — actively opposing the constitutional-carry and anti-restriction principles the rubric supports.
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Voted YES on HJ1 (2026), the amendment enshrining a fundamental right to reproductive freedom/abortion in the VA Constitution (House 64-34).
Voted YES on companion reproductive-freedom measures (HB781, SB449, SJ1) — the opposite of abortion abolition.
Endorsed by Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia, EMILY's List, and REPRO Rising VA.
Endorsed by Planned Parenthood Advocates of Virginia, EMILY's List, and REPRO Rising VA.
Voted YES on HJ3 (House 67-31), the amendment replacing VA's 'one man, one woman' constitutional definition with 'two adult persons' — does not affirm marriage as one man and one woman.
Voted YES on HB1499/SB19, which narrow the parental-notification law on sexually explicit instructional material (excluding library books and barring its use to remove/censor books) — weakening conservative content review.
Voted YES on HB1441/SB783, a sanctuary-leaning law restricting state/local law enforcement from entering federal immigration-enforcement (287(g)-type) agreements.
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