Kelvin Garcia has a Bachelor of science in criminal justice from Roger Williams University and a Master of public administration from Virginia Tech.

Kelvin Garcia is a law clerk. He works at Liberty Legal, where he has been for 2 years. He previously worked at the DC Metropolitan Police Department as a police officer for 11 years.

Kelvin Garcia's campaign for sheriff is his first entry into politics.

Advocates for initiatives that strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community.

- Opposes cooperation with ICE.
- Advocates for initiatives that strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community.

Public Safety

Wants to provide job training and placement, housing assistance, and rehabilitation programs.

Supports collaboration with supervised release services for better pre-trial support systems.

- Wants to provide job training and placement, housing assistance, and rehabilitation programs.
- Supports collaboration with supervised release services for better pre-trial support systems.

Criminal Justice

Kelvin Garcia

Stacey Kincaid is from McLean, Virginia. She attended Langley High School. She has a Bachelor's in political science and criminal justice from Frostburg State University.

Stacey Kincaid is a Sheriff. She works at the Fairfax County Sheriff's Office, where she has been for 9 years.

Stacey Kincaid is currently sheriff representing Fairfax City. She was elected in 2013.

Advocates for integrity and transparency in the sheriff's office.

- Advocates for integrity and transparency in the sheriff's office.

Wants to provide alternatives to incarceration for people with mental illness who commit low-level offenses.

Supports addiction treatment and recovery programs.

Advocates for facilities that allow inmates to receive education and work skills while incarcerated.

- Wants to provide alternatives to incarceration for people with mental illness who commit low-level offenses.
- Supports addiction treatment and recovery programs.
- Advocates for facilities that allow inmates to receive education and work skills while incarcerated.

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Stacey Ann Kincaid

- Virginia sheriffs oversee local jails, provide courthouse security, serve legal documents, and transport inmates.  
- Sheriffs are elected to four-year terms in odd-numbered years with no term limits. Elections are partisan. 