Christopher M. Stone holds a bachelor's degree in history from University of Missouri at Columbia a master's degree in ministry from Baptist Bible College, and a second master's degree in defense and strategic studies from Missouri State University. He is married to his wife, Barbra, with whom he has 2 kids. 

Christopher is a senior aerospace science instructor for Air Force Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps. He previously served as an Air Force officer and Global War on Terror veteran and held senior advisory roles at the Pentagon, National Guard Bureau, and Air Force. 

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Christopher previously ran against then Delegate Danica Roem for what was then the 13th-District House seat in 2021 but did not win.

Believes in reducing government intervention and lowering taxes to boost economic growth.

Believes the economy is struggling with high inflation, gas and food prices, and a lack of affordable housing.

- Believes in reducing government intervention and lowering taxes to boost economic growth.
- Believes the economy is struggling with high inflation, gas and food prices, and a lack of affordable housing.

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Supports strong law enforcement and fully funding police.

Supports strong law enforcement and opposes the "soft on crime" approach, which he believes has led to higher homicide and car theft rates.

Opposes the "soft on crime" approach, which he believes has led to higher homicide and car theft rates.

- Supports strong law enforcement and fully funding police.
- Opposes the "soft on crime" approach, which he believes has led to higher homicide and car theft rates.

Public Safety

Believes high-performing students should have access to merit-based education policies.

- Believes high-performing students should have access to merit-based education policies.

Education

Healthcare

Believes constitutional rights, including privacy, civil, and property rights, must never be infringed, even in the name of progress.

- Believes constitutional rights, including privacy, civil, and property rights, must never be infringed, even in the name of progress.

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Stone is a 20.5 year retired Air Force officer and Global War on Terror veteran who's served in senior advisory roles at the Pentagon, National Guard Bureau, and Air Force. His assignments included critical space, homeland security and emergency management strategy positions, where he led efforts to safeguard U.S. critical infrastructure. As Special Assistant in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Stone shaped major defense policies and engaged with key international partners. His military service, coupled with high-level strategic planning, makes him a strong advocate for veterans, first responders, and a safe, secure Virginia. He is married to Barbra and is the father of two kids and looks forward to meeting you.

As of September 17, 2025, Christopher M. Stone did not have a website or any information online.

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Michelle-Ann Lopes Maldonado is from Falmouth, Massachusetts. She has a bachelor's degree Latin American Studies and Spanish Literature & Language from Barnard College at Columbia University and a law degree from The George Washington University Law School. She lives with her husband, Roberto, in Manassas, Virginia.

Michelle is a small business owner. She also served as legal counsel at AOL and a lead developer and facilitator for the United Nations Foundation. 

Michelle currently serves as a State Delegate representing District 20. She was first elected in 2021 and is serving her second term. 

Supports tax incentives, strategic workforce development, and affordable housing to create a strong economy.

- Supports tax incentives, strategic workforce development, and affordable housing to create a strong economy.

Supports converting to electric vehicles and advocates for a clear strategy for car batteries' manufacturing, reuse, repurpose, and disposal.

Supports protecting the environment by exploring energy efficiency, grid expansion, and building on the Virginia Clean Economy Act.

- Supports converting to electric vehicles and advocates for a clear strategy for car batteries' manufacturing, reuse, repurpose, and disposal.
- Supports protecting the environment by exploring energy efficiency, grid expansion, and building on the Virginia Clean Economy Act.

Supports eliminating the school-to-prison pipeline, establishing co-responder and community policing programs, providing mental health and suicide prevention resources, and offering restorative programs for youth.

Wants to eliminate the school-to-prison pipeline, establish  co-responder and community policing programs, provide  mental health and suicide prevention resources, and offer restorative programs for youth.

- Supports gun control.
- Wants to eliminate the school-to-prison pipeline, establish  co-responder and community policing programs, provide  mental health and suicide prevention resources, and offer restorative programs for youth.

Supports increasing funding for school facilities, and teacher and staff recruitment, retention, pay, and development.

As a state delegate, passed HB 1247 to secure funding for English Language Learners in Virginia public schools.

- Supports increasing funding for school facilities, and teacher and staff recruitment, retention, pay, and development.
- As a state delegate, passed HB 1247 to secure funding for English Language Learners in Virginia public schools.

Supports keeping prescription drugs, homeopathic care, and veterans coverage benefits accessible and affordable.

As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 987, which clarifies coverage eligibility of proton radiation treatment for cancer patients.

As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 744, which imposes new notification requirements to prohibit surprise contract renewals.

As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 699, which is an opioid prescription disclosure and treatment alternative law.

As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 692, also known as "Larry's Law," which protects against financial exploitation of seniors and vulnerable adults.

- Supports keeping prescription drugs, homeopathic care, and veterans coverage benefits accessible and affordable.
- As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 987, which clarifies coverage eligibility of proton radiation treatment for cancer patients.
- As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 744, which imposes new notification requirements to prohibit surprise contract renewals.
- As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 699, which is an opioid prescription disclosure and treatment alternative law.
- As a state delegate, sponsored House Bill (HB) 692, also known as "Larry's Law," which protects against financial exploitation of seniors and vulnerable adults.

Supports protecting voting rights and making voting more accessible for people with disabilities and returning citizens.

Aims to "restore trust in government, promote transparency, and ensure accountability."

- Supports protecting voting rights and making voting more accessible for people with disabilities and returning citizens.
- Aims to "restore trust in government, promote transparency, and ensure accountability."

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Michelle-Ann Lopes Maldonado is from Falmouth, Massachusetts. She has a bachelor of arts from Barnard College at Columbia University and a juris doctor degree from The George Washington University Law School. She lives with her husband, Roberto Maldonado, Jr., in Manassas, Virginia.

Michelle is a small business owner. She also worked as a technology lawyer and technology business leader.

Michelle is currently a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, representing District 20. She was first elected in 2021 and is serving her second term. 

- The Virginia General Assembly, made up of the House of Delegates and the State Senate, is responsible for creating state laws.  
- Your state delegate serves your local district in the Virginia House of Delegates, advocating for your community's needs and interests.  
- Delegates have the power to write, sponsor, and vote on proposed legislation, including all bills related to the state budget, which begin in the House of Delegates.  
- The House of Delegates consists of 100 members, each elected to represent one district.  
- Delegates serve two-year terms and receive an annual salary of $17,640.