
Dorothy McAuliffe Runs for Congress in New Virginia District
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Dorothy McAuliffe, former Virginia first lady, announces her congressional run, targeting the new seventh district. The district, spanning from Arlington to Augusta County, could form if voters approve a map change in April. McAuliffe, an attorney and mother of five, championed childhood nutrition and cleared rape kit backlogs. She joins a packed Democratic primary, with state delegates Dan Helmer and Elizabeth Guzman, and former prosecutor J.P. Cooney also considering runs.
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On March 11, Dorothy McCollough, former Virginia First Lady and wife of ex-governor Terry McCollough, just announced her run for Congress. She's eyeing the new 7th Congressional District, which could form if voters approve a map change. On April 21, Virginians will vote on a constitutional amendment to redraw the maps. This 7th District would span from Arlington to Western Augusta County, with most residents just outside Washington, D.C., and its design to. Lean Democratic. As first lady from 2014 to 2018, McCollough and attorney and mother of five chubby and childhood nutrition and helped clear a backlog of untested rate kits. She once eyed a congressional bid in 2017, but passed, then joined the State Department in 2022. She's entering a packed Democratic primary. Stay delegate Dan Helmer, a four-term mallmaker, former prosecutor J.P. Cooney, who worked under special counsel Jack Smith and possibly delegate. Elizabeth Guzman are already in or considering the race. Plants could shift if the map will fails or lands in the
State Supreme Court, but McCollough is ready to campaign across her home communities from. Arlington to Powhaton.
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