Loudoun County Republican Committee, Tumay Harding Ashburn Supervisor

Supports an enhancement of incident response on local roadways and plans to prioritize safe and clear roadways in the area.

- Supports an enhancement of incident response on local roadways and plans to prioritize safe and clear roadways in the area.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of July 18, 2023, Tumay D. Harding’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to conduct monthly town halls to allow greater transparency between citizens of the district and county supervisors.

Opposes education on race and racism within Loudoun County public schools and the adoption of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

- Plans to conduct monthly town halls to allow greater transparency between citizens of the district and county supervisors.
- Opposes education on race and racism within Loudoun County public schools and the adoption of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

Public Services

Plans to fully fund and support the Loudoun County Sheriff's Department.

Wants to expand funding for mental health services and and substance abuse programs within the area.

- Plans to fully fund and support the Loudoun County Sheriff's Department.
- Wants to expand funding for mental health services and and substance abuse programs within the area.

Public Safety

Opposes increases in household taxes and "lower taxes through future-focused strategic planning."

- Opposes increases in household taxes and "lower taxes through future-focused strategic planning."

Taxes & Budget

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Loudoun County, Ashburn District Supervisor Michael R. Turner

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Supports the construction of new green spaces and community centers within the Ashburn District and supports the development of the Ashburn Recreation and Community Center as well as the Ashburn Senior Center.

Wants to preserve the county's green infrastructure and rural west and supports "a significantly improved and interconnected system of pedestrian and bike trails, roadway alternative routes, and both long and short haul transit options."

Supports the growth of new data centers within the county but advocates for limitations on where new centers can be built and how they might interfere with civilian life.

- Supports the construction of new green spaces and community centers within the Ashburn District and supports the development of the Ashburn Recreation and Community Center as well as the Ashburn Senior Center.
- Wants to preserve the county's green infrastructure and rural west and supports "a significantly improved and interconnected system of pedestrian and bike trails, roadway alternative routes, and both long and short haul transit options."
- Supports the growth of new data centers within the county but advocates for limitations on where new centers can be built and how they might interfere with civilian life.

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Supports an increase in affordable housing across the district.

Supports a development rights marketplace that would allow landowners in rural areas of the district to sell development rights to developers in the east.

- Supports an increase in affordable housing across the district.
- Supports a development rights marketplace that would allow landowners in rural areas of the district to sell development rights to developers in the east.

As of July 18, 2023, Michael R. "Mike" Turner’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports the creation of the Loudoun County Police Department and said that "the only accountability for any law enforcement office in county is to the Sheriff. There is no other oversight. And so, by definition the police department, I think on its face, would be more accountable."

Supports more public safety monitoring in the public school system.

Supports the creation of 72 new public safety government positions within Loudoun County under the 2024 budget.

- Supports the creation of the Loudoun County Police Department and said that "the only accountability for any law enforcement office in county is to the Sheriff. There is no other oversight. And so, by definition the police department, I think on its face, would be more accountable."
- Supports more public safety monitoring in the public school system.
- Supports the creation of 72 new public safety government positions within Loudoun County under the 2024 budget.

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Supports additional funding for the police, and for mental health crisis and family services.

As a county supervisor, he supported more local school funding and lowered both personal and real property tax rates.

- Supports additional funding for the police, and for mental health crisis and family services.
- As a county supervisor, he supported more local school funding and lowered both personal and real property tax rates.

Michael R. "Mike" Turner

- Members of the board of supervisors work together to set and implement county policy. 
- The board of supervisors is tasked with approving the county budget, setting local tax rates, approving plans for land use in the county, and appointing county officials. 
- Board of supervisors members work to improve the county’s education system, ensure safety, make environmental and business policy, and run the county transportation network. 
- Members of the board of supervisors represent specific areas of the county. 
- Most board of supervisors members in Virginia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are partisan. 