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Firehouse Primary in HD-29

written by John Massoud August 5, 2020

Earlier this summer, Delegate Chris Collins of Frederick County became Judge Collins, and thus was required to resign his seat in the House of Delegates.  On Saturday August 8, the 29th Legislative District will hold its firehouse primary to choose the successor to now Judge Collins.  The race is between Winchester Council Member Bill Wiley and former Warren County Supervisor Richard “Dick” Traczyk.  

Wiley, age 49, is the Business Development Manager for Howard Shockey and Sons, and is a broker at Oakcrest Commercial Real Estate.  Traczyk, age 76, is the former Chair of the Warren County Board of Supervisors.  Both are running on a 2nd Amendment platform, stating that the Democrats in Richmond have gone too far with their gun grabbing.  Both Wiley and Traczyk are 100% pro life and both oppose any new tax increases.  

Richard Traczyk:

Bill Wiley:

Collins won in November 2019 with 64.4% of the vote.  Wiley, a conservative activist with a long history of supporting life liberty and limited government, won re-election in left of center Winchester with 55.2% of the vote in his last race (2018).  Traczyk was unopposed in his last race in 2011.  Traczyk is supported by several friends of former Delegate Mark Berg, who held the seat from 2014-2016.  Traczyk is also supported by Supervisor Shawn Graber of the Back Creek District in Frederick County. According to the NV Daily, Traczyk quit the GOP in 2015 in a letter to then Warren County GOP Chairman Steve Kurtz.  

The firehouse primary will be held from 9-4 at the Millwood Station Banquet Hall located at 252 Costello Drive in Winchester.  Given the makeup of the 29th District, which covers Winchester, Western Frederick County, and part of Warren County (including Front Royal) the winner of the firehouse primary will likely be the next delegate to Richmond.  The winner will face a Democratic challenger in the November elections. 

 

Firehouse Primary in HD-29 was last modified: August 5th, 2020 by John Massoud
Bill WileyMillwood Station Banquet Hallprimary 29th districtRichard Traczyk
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John Massoud

John Massoud is currently the Chairman of the Virginia 6th District Republican Committee, the Vice Chair of the Shenandoah County Republican Committee, the Chairman of the 6th Magisterial District Shenandoah County GOP Committee, the former head of the Shenandoah County GOP Freedom Caucus, and a current member of the Strasburg Va Town Council. John has been working on Republican and conservative causes since 1980 and is a leader of the Liberty movement in the Shenandoah Valley.

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