Marquis Law Group, Russet W. Perry

Russet is from Houston, Texas. She has a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology from George Washington University and a Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center. She lives with her husband and two children in Loudoun.

Russet is a lawyer. She works for law firm Marquis Law Group. She used to be an officer for the central intelligence agency (CIA) and a prosecutor for the Loudoun County Commonwealth's Attorney's office.

Russet's campaign for state senator is her first entry into politics.

Wants to make communities more walkable and make public transportation more accessible.

Supports incentives for individuals and businesses to use renewable energy.

- Wants to make communities more walkable and make public transportation more accessible.
- Supports incentives for individuals and businesses to use renewable energy.

Energy & the Environment

Wants government funding for small businesses.

Supports lowering state tax rates for middle class people.

- Wants government funding for small businesses.
- Supports lowering state tax rates for middle class people.

Economy

Supports abortion and women's reproductive freedom generally.

Wants to make healthcare more accessible.

- Supports abortion and women's reproductive freedom generally.
- Wants to make healthcare more accessible.

Healthcare

Wants to provide students with incentives to go to college.

- Supports raising teacher pay.
- Wants to provide students with incentives to go to college.

Education

Supports gun control, including limiting magazine capacity and banning assault weapons.

Wants drug addiction to be addressed through treatment and recovery rather than through criminal penalties.

- Supports gun control, including limiting magazine capacity and banning assault weapons.
- Wants drug addiction to be addressed through treatment and recovery rather than through criminal penalties.

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Russet Perry

Russet is from Houston, Texas. She has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and psychology from George Washington University and a law degree from Georgetown University. She lives with her husband and two children in Loudoun.

- Wants to make communities more walkable and make public transportation more accessible. 
- Supports incentives for individuals and businesses to use renewable energy.

- Wants government funding for small businesses. 
- Supports lowering state tax rates for middle class people.

- Supports abortion and women's reproductive freedom generally. 
- Wants to make healthcare more accessible.

- Supports raising teacher pay. 
- Wants to provide students with incentives to go to college.

- Supports gun control, including limiting magazine capacity and banning assault weapons. 
- Wants drug addiction to be addressed through treatment and recovery rather than through criminal penalties.

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