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Ballotpedia, Lashrecse Aird

Lashrecse has a bachelor's degree in mass communications and media studies from Virginia State University. She lives with her husband, Blaine, and two children in Petersburg.

Lashrecse used to be a chief of staff, an assistant director of development, and an assistant to the president at the College of William & Mary. She also used to be the chief of staff for delegate Rosalyn R. Dance.

Lashrecse Aird used to be the state delegate representing district 63. She was first elected in 2015 and was in office for three terms. She was the youngest woman ever elected to the Virginia House of Delegates

As of April 24, 2023, Lashrecse Aird’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports the right of workers to form a union.

- Supports the right of workers to form a union.

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Wants to ban the use of facial recognition technology and questions on job applications that ask about criminal history.

As a state delegate, helped ban no-knock warrants, which allow the police to forcibly enter a home without first alerting the residents.

- Wants to ban the use of facial recognition technology and questions on job applications that ask about criminal history. 
- As a state delegate, helped ban no-knock warrants, which allow the police to forcibly enter a home without first alerting the residents.

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Lashrecse Aird

As of April 24, 2023, Lashrecse Aird’s website did not contain information on this issue and Lashrecse Aird did not complete our questionnaire.

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