William & Mary, Delegate Monty Mason

Ballotpedia, T. Monty Mason

Monty is from Farmville. He has a bachelor's degree in government from the College of William & Mary. He lives with his wife, Pamela, in Williamsburg. They have two children.

Monty is a senior director at Visa, Inc. He works in fraud prevention and risk management.

T. Monty Mason is currently the state senator representing district 1. He was first elected in 2015 and has been in office for two terms. He used to be the state delegate representing district 93. He was elected in 2013 and was in office for one term.

Wants to preserve the Peninsula's natural environment.

- Wants to preserve the Peninsula's natural environment.

Energy & the Environment

As of April 24, 2023, T. Monty Mason’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Wants to reduce pressure on state mental hospitals that are beyond capacity.

- Wants to reduce pressure on state mental hospitals that are beyond capacity.

Healthcare

Wants to raise pay for teachers and more funding for public schools.

Supports changing graduation requirements for high school students in order to include skills in demand in the local economy.

Wants more support for homeless students.

- Wants to raise pay for teachers and more funding for public schools. 
- Supports changing graduation requirements for high school students in order to include skills in demand in the local economy. 
- Wants more support for homeless students. 
- Supports more security at schools.

Education

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T. Monty Mason

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