Ballotpedia, Kevin Adams (Virginia)

Kevin lives with his wife, Sheila. They have nine children.

Kevin is a handyman. He served in the U.S. Navy.

Kevin Adams' campaign for state senator is his first entry into politics.

Plans to modernize the sewer system and reduce runoff.

Wants more funding to protect coastal communities from flooding.

Supports preserving rivers, bays, and beaches.

- Wants to expand state parks. 
- Plans to modernize the sewer system and reduce runoff. 
- Wants more funding to protect coastal communities from flooding. 
- Supports preserving rivers, bays, and beaches.

Energy & the Environment

Wants to change taxes, including lowering the tax on gas.

Wants to get rid of the sales tax and taxes on groceries.

- Wants to change taxes, including lowering the tax on gas. 
- Supports lowering utility bills. 
- Wants to get rid of the sales tax and taxes on groceries.

Economy

Wants to lower the cost of life-saving prescription drugs, including insulin.

Supports getting rid of government regulation on insurance companies.

- Wants to lower the cost of life-saving prescription drugs, including insulin. 
- Supports getting rid of government regulation on insurance companies.

Healthcare

Opposes education on race and racism and sex and sexuality in schools.

- Wants more funding for education. 
- Opposes education on race and racism and sex and sexuality in schools.

Education

Supports stricter criminal penalties for human trafficking.

Wants stricter criminal penalties and longer sentences for all times.

- Wants more funding for the police. 
- Supports stricter criminal penalties for human trafficking. 
- Wants stricter criminal penalties and longer sentences for all times.

Public Safety

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Kevin Adams

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