Brian has a Bachelor's degree in Economics. He moved to Northern Virginia with his father when he was 8 years old.

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Brian is a realtor. He works at Samson Properties, where he has been for over four years. He previously worked at Real Estate Marketing Specialists LLC, RE/MAX Living, Interactive Builders, Bison Builders, Koury Communities, Triangle Development Company, and Equity Programs Investment Corporation.

Brian R. Murphy’s campaign for county supervisor is his first entry into politics.

As of July 25, 2023, Brian R. Murphy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Said, "I have learned that a free and fair marketplace is the best process to address housing needs in our community. Too often we have seen the disastrous results of the 'picking winners' and subsidizing housing."

- Said, "I have learned that a free and fair marketplace is the best process to address housing needs in our community. Too often we have seen the disastrous results of the 'picking winners' and subsidizing housing."

Housing & Urban Development

Said, "from schools to government services to rampant warranty schemes, Fairfax County residents are being abused by poor service, dishonest promotions and systemic abuses."

Plans to make sure parent's have a right to know and decide their children's education.

- Said, "from schools to government services to rampant warranty schemes, Fairfax County residents are being abused by poor service, dishonest promotions and systemic abuses."
- Plans to make sure parent's have a right to know and decide their children's education.

Public Services

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Believes prosecuting crimes by the Commonwealth's Attorney is the best way to reduce and eliminate crime.

Said, "community policing is very important. However, in the face of the rampant increases in crime in the county, we need to bring our police force up to full strength."

- Believes prosecuting crimes by the Commonwealth's Attorney is the best way to reduce and eliminate crime.
- Said, "community policing is very important. However, in the face of the rampant increases in crime in the county, we need to bring our police force up to full strength."

Public Safety

Opposes the recent change to property tax assessment.

Said, "I believe that the current change to our property tax assessment has fundamentally changed that levy from a property tax to a capital gains tax."

- Opposes the recent change to property tax assessment.
- Said, "I believe that the current change to our property tax assessment has fundamentally changed that levy from a property tax to a capital gains tax."

Taxes & Budget

Brian R. Murphy

Fairfax County Virginia, About Supervisor Palchik

Dalia is originally from Argentina. She attended Thomas Jefferson High School. She has a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and French from Tufts University. She has a post-baccalaureate pre-medica; certificate from Johns Hopkins University. She lives with her husband, daughter, and mother-in-law in the Providence District.

She previously worked at the Sheridan School as a world language teacher, at Microcredit Summit Campaign as the media and communications director, and at Fairfax County Public Schools as a Spanish instructor.

Dalia A. Palchik is currently the county supervisor representing the Providence District. She was elected in 2020 and has served one term. She is the chair of the Health and Human Services Committee and the chair of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission. She previously served as the school board member for the Providence District from 2016 to 2020.

2023 Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Candidate Questionaire, Dalia Palchik 

Plans to work on transportation projects that will ensure the safety of pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers.

Said, "the county has recently expanded our fare-free program for Fairfax Connector riders aged 12 and under. This is a step towards making public transit more accessible and we must continue to explore ways we can make sure that public transit fares are affordable and won't be a barrier for the people who rely on them the most."

- Plans to work on transportation projects that will ensure the safety of pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers.
- Said, "the county has recently expanded our fare-free program for Fairfax Connector riders aged 12 and under. This is a step towards making public transit more accessible and we must continue to explore ways we can make sure that public transit fares are affordable and won't be a barrier for the people who rely on them the most."

Supports affordable housing in redeveloped areas.

Wants to advocate for zoning policies that increase affordability in the community.

Said, "I would support additional countywide initiatives to build more housing at all levels. Importantly, we must not overlook affordable housing for larger families who often find their housing options to be few and far between, and rarely meet their needs. We must increase housing stock across the board."

- Supports affordable housing in redeveloped areas.
- Wants to advocate for zoning policies that increase affordability in the community.
- Said, "I would support additional countywide initiatives to build more housing at all levels. Importantly, we must not overlook affordable housing for larger families who often find their housing options to be few and far between, and rarely meet their needs. We must increase housing stock across the board."

Plans to work with climate and environment groups to develop new initiatives,  include environmental impact as a decision-making factor in new projects, and focus on tree preservation.

Supports the creation of more community gardens.

Wants to  partner with faith communities in the county and schools.

Said, "from open spaces to more walking trails, a healthy community is a thriving community. From more government services in more locations with better hours to better government technology to make life easier for residents, Fairfax County can and must do more to give residents and businesses more options to work and play in our county." ​

- Plans to work with climate and environment groups to develop new initiatives,  include environmental impact as a decision-making factor in new projects, and focus on tree preservation.
- Supports the creation of more community gardens.
- Wants to  partner with faith communities in the county and schools.
- Said, "from open spaces to more walking trails, a healthy community is a thriving community. From more government services in more locations with better hours to better government technology to make life easier for residents, Fairfax County can and must do more to give residents and businesses more options to work and play in our county." ​

As of July 25, 2023, Dalia A. Palchik’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to fully fund Fairfax County Public Schools.

- Wants to fully fund Fairfax County Public Schools.

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Dalia A. Palchik

- The board of supervisors collaborates to establish and carry out county policies, including setting local tax rates, approving land use plans, and managing the county budget.  
- Board members are responsible for appointing county officials and overseeing key areas such as education, public safety, environmental regulations, business policies, and transportation systems.  
- Each supervisor typically represents a specific district within the county.  
- In Virginia, most supervisors are elected in partisan races during odd-numbered years and serve four-year terms.