Will is from Roanoke, Virginia. He has lived in the district for his entire life. He attended Bridgewater College and has a law degree from Regent University. He lives with his wife and two daughters.

Will is a attorney. He has worked at his family law firm, Davis Davis Davis & Davis, since 1999.

Will Davis's campaign for state delegate is his first entry into politics.

Wants to "prevent liberals from California and career lobbyists from setting Virginia's energy policy."

- Plans to lower electric rates. 
- Wants to "prevent liberals from California and career lobbyists from setting Virginia's energy policy."

Energy & the Environment

Wants to get rid of government regulations and lower taxes and fees on businesses.

Wants to cut funding for government programs.

- Wants to get rid of government regulations and lower taxes and fees on businesses. 
- Promises to support farmers. 
- Wants to cut funding for government programs.

Economy

Wants to protect seniors and veterans from scams.

- Opposes abortion. 
- Wants to protect seniors and veterans from scams.

Healthcare

Believes that parents should have more control over the education that their children receive.

Supports publicly funded vouchers for parents to send their children to charter schools instead of public schools.

Wants to limit information on sex and sexuality at school and "let the household handle the rest."

- Believes that parents should have more control over the education that their children receive. 
- Supports publicly funded vouchers for parents to send their children to charter schools instead of public schools. 
- Wants to limit information on sex and sexuality at school and "let the household handle the rest."

Education

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Said, "Make Virginia safer by backing the blue."

Opposes gun control, including removing guns from people that a court believes are a danger to themselves or others.

Wants to get rid of "liberal Democrat's 'criminal justice reforms.'"

- Said, "Make Virginia safer by backing the blue."
- Opposes gun control, including removing guns from people that a court believes are a danger to themselves or others. 
- Wants to get rid of "liberal Democrat's 'criminal justice reforms.'"

Public Safety

Will Davis

Ron attended Patrick & Henry Community College. He has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Averett University. He lives with his wife and two children.

Ron is retired. He used to work for Appalachian Power for 43 years.

Ron Jefferson's campaign for state delegate is his first entry into politics.

Supports banning Chinese companies from purchasing land in Virginia.

Wants to get rid of environmental regulations on farms.

Promises not to take campaign contributions from Virginia's power companies Dominion Energy, and Appalachian Power Co., or from Clean Virginia, a political group that supports transitioning to clean energy.

- Supports banning Chinese companies from purchasing land in Virginia.
- Wants to get rid of environmental regulations on farms. 
- Promises not to take campaign contributions from Virginia's power companies Dominion Energy, and Appalachian Power Co., or from Clean Virginia, a political group that supports transitioning to clean energy.

Wants to get rid of government regulations on businesses..

Opposes using government funds to incentivize corporations to come to Virginia.

- Wants to get rid of government regulations on businesses.. 
- Plans to lower taxes. 
- Opposes using government funds to incentivize corporations to come to Virginia.

Opposes abortion, believes that life begins at conception, and wants to ban abortion in Virginia.

Wants to ban mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for minor children.

Supports banning gender affirming healthcare for minor children who are transgender.

Wants to make it easier to adopt children in Virginia.

- Opposes abortion, believes that life begins at conception, and wants to ban abortion in Virginia. 
- Wants to ban mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for minor children.
- Supports banning gender affirming healthcare for minor children who are transgender. 
- Wants to make it easier to adopt children in Virginia.

Wants schools to teach only reading, writing, and arithmetic, and "get the woke politics out of our school system."

Plans to require transgender students to use the bathrooms and facilities that correspond to their sex assigned at birth.

Wants to ban minor children from attending drag shows.

- Opposes education on race and racism.
- Wants schools to teach only reading, writing, and arithmetic, and "get the woke politics out of our school system." 
- Plans to require transgender students to use the bathrooms and facilities that correspond to their sex assigned at birth. 
- Wants to ban minor children from attending drag shows.

Opposes gun control, including "red flag" laws, which remove guns from an individual who a court has found to be a danger to themself or others.

Supports getting rid of Virginia's current gun control laws.

Wants to give medical dispatchers the same benefits as police officers.

Plans to address the opioid epidemic and wants to make sure that the police and firefighters have access to medications that prevent drug overdoses.

Supports sentences of life in prison for people who sell drugs.

- Opposes gun control, including "red flag" laws, which remove guns from an individual who a court has found to be a danger to themself or others. 
- Supports getting rid of Virginia's current gun control laws. 
- Wants to give medical dispatchers the same benefits as police officers.  
- Plans to address the opioid epidemic and wants to make sure that the police and firefighters have access to medications that prevent drug overdoses. 
- Supports sentences of life in prison for people who sell drugs.

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Ron Jefferson

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- Your state delegate serves your local district in the Virginia House of Delegates, advocating for your community's needs and interests.  
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