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Deuntay is from Wicomico, Maryland. He has lived in the district for three years. He has a bachelor's degree in Near and Middle Eastern Studies from Virginia Military University and a master's degree in public administration from Liberty University. He lives with his husband.

Deuntay is a lieutenant for the Stafford County Sheriff's Office. He used to be deputy sheriff for the Stafford County Sheriff's Office.

Deuntay T. Diggs' campaign for county supervisor is his first entry into politics.

Supports the preservation of farmland and responsible development.

- Supports the preservation of farmland and responsible development.

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As of July 18, 2023, Deuntay T. Diggs’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to make workforce development a priority.

Supports "unequivocal support for first responders and educators."

- Wants to make workforce development a priority.
- Supports "unequivocal support for first responders and educators."
- Plans to increase tourism and marketing.

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Wants to support opportunities for youth engagement, which includes advocating for "collaboration with community groups, hunt clubs, farmers, houses of worship, and local businesses to aid in character development and ethical enrichment activities."

- Wants to support opportunities for youth engagement, which includes advocating for "collaboration with community groups, hunt clubs, farmers, houses of worship, and local businesses to aid in character development and ethical enrichment activities."

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Deuntay T. Diggs

Deuntay is from Wicomico, Maryland. He attended the Virginia Military Institute, where he graduated with a Master of Arts degree in History. In 2020 Deuntay received his Master of Public Administration from Liberty University. In 2020, Deuntay and his husband moved to the George Washington District in 2020.

Deuntay is the Lieutenant for the Stafford County Sheriff's Office. He started his career for the Stafford County Sheriff's Office as Deputy Sheriff in 2008.

Deuntay T. Diggs' campaign for county supervisor is their first entry into politics.

As of July 18, 2023, Deuntay T. Diggs’s website did not contain information on this issue and Deuntay T. Diggs did not complete our questionnaire.

Deuntay is from Wicomico, Maryland. He attended the Virginia Military Institute, where he graduated with a Baster of Arts degree in History. In 2020 Deuntay received his Master of Public Administration from Liberty University. In 2020, Deuntay and his husband moved to the George Washington District in 2020.

- Wants to support opportunities for youth engagement. This includes advocating for "collaboration with community groups, hunt clubs, farmers, houses of worship, and local businesses to aid in character development and ethical enrichment activities."

Deuntay is from Wicomico, Maryland. He attended the Virginia Military Institute, where he graduated with a BA in History. In 2020 Deuntay received his MPA from Liberty University. In 2020, Deuntay and his husband moved to the George Washington District in 2020.

Deuntay T. Diggs has never held or run for office. Deuntay T. Diggs' campaign for county supervisor is their first entry into politics.

- Wants to make workforce development a priority. Supports "unequivocal support for first responders and educators." Plans to increase tourism and marketing.

Deuntay is from Wicomico, Maryland. He attended the Virginia Military Institute, where he graduated with a BA in History. In 2020 Deuntay received his MPA from Liberty University. In 2020, Deuntay and his husband moved to George Washington District in 2020.

Deuntay T. Diggs has never held or run for office. Deuntay T. Diggs campaign for county supervisor is their first entry into politics.

- Want to make workforce development a priority. Supports "unequivocal support for first responders and educators." Plans to increase tourism and marketing.

- 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.

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- Remove "Deuntay T. Diggs has never held or run for office." in political background, just need "(Name)'s campaign for (position) is their first entry into politics."
- Write out college degrees, so BA becomes Bachelor of Arts degree.
- Every new action word should start a new bulletpoint. You have up to 3 action words in 1 bullet at times, you need to separate them. Ex: Community development should have 3 bullets, starting with "wants", "supports," and "plans" respectively.