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Virginia Public Access Project, Ibraheem Samirah 

Ibraheem is from Chicago, Illinois. He has a bachelor's degree in political science from American University and a doctor of medicine degree in dentistry from Boston University.

Ibraheem is a dentist. He works at Samirah Smiles. He used to be the lead dentist at District Smiles and the Dimock Center.

Ibraheem Samirah used to be the state delegate representing district 86. He was first elected in 2019 and was in office for one term.

Plans to support a Virginian Green New Deal, to transition to renewable energy sources by 2030 and address economic inequality and racial injustice.

- Plans to support a Virginian Green New Deal, to transition to renewable energy sources by 2030 and address economic inequality and racial injustice.

Energy & the Environment

Wants more funding for affordable housing.

- Wants more funding for affordable housing.

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The Washington Post, Bipartisan excess threatens to engulf Virginia politics

Supports universal healthcare by expanding Medicare to cover all Virginians.

- Supports universal healthcare by expanding Medicare to cover all Virginians. 
- Supports abortion.

Healthcare

As of April 25, 2023, Ibraheem Samirah’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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