GOVERNOR:
Democrats:
Former Governor Terry McAuliffe
Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy (#93 out of 100 in the House)
Senator Jennifer McClellan (#24 out of 40 in the Senate)
Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax
Delegate Lee Carter (D-Prince William-Manassas)
Republicans:
Senator Amanda Chase has returned to the fold will be running at the Republican convention in the Spring.
Delegate and former Speaker Kirk Cox (#10 out of 100 in the House)
Businessman Pete Snyder
Pete Doran–Chairman “Let’s Win Virginia”
Sergio de la Peña
Glenn A. Youngkin, Retired co-CEO of The Carlyle Group, with even more money than McAuliffe.
Octavia Johnson
Republican/Independent
Princess Blanding whose brother was killed by Richmond police in 2018 during a mental health crisis
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Democrat candidates;
Delegate Mark Levine, D-Alexandria
Delegate Hala Ayala (#85 out of 100 in the House)
Paul Goldman, former DPV chairman
Delegate Elizabeth Guzman (#96 out of 100 in the House) has withdrawn to run for her House seat
Andria McClellan – Norfolk City Council
Sean Perryman – Fairfax NAACP
Delegate Sam Rasoul (#97 out of 100 in the House)
Andria P. McClellan, Member of Norfolk City Council Republicans
Xavier Warren, Arlington businessman
Republicans
Lance Allen, Fauquier County, more here
Delegate Glenn Davis (#30 out of 100 in the House)
Former Fairfax Delegate Tim Hugo (#33 out of 100 in the House)
Puneet Ahluwalia – businessman
Former Delegate Winsome Sears
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Democrats
Attorney General Mark Herring
Delegate Jay Jones (#46 out of 100 in the House)
Henrico Commonwealth Attorney Shannon Taylor withdrew from consideration
Republicans:
Chuck Smith
Delegate Jason Miyares, R-82 district, Virginia Beach
Tim Anderson Virginia Beach attorney withdrew to run for 83 HOD seat.
Jack White
Leslie Haley
See more on candidates and their finances here.
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