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Elizabeth is from Peru. She has an associate's degree in office administration and management from Northern Virginia Community College, a bachelor's degree in public safety from Capella University, a master's degree in public administration from American University, and a master's degree in social work from the University of Southern California. She lives in Prince William County with her husband, their four children, and her mother.

Elizabeth works for the City of Alexandria’s Dept. of Adult Services.

Elizabeth is a former member of the Virginia House of Delegates. She represented District 31 from 2018 to 2024.

Supports raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour.

Supports establishing a federal paid family and medical leave program.

As a delegate, led the fight for a “paid sick days” law.

Supports collective bargaining for public sector employees.

- Supports raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour.
- Supports establishing a federal paid family and medical leave program.
- As a delegate, led the fight for a “paid sick days” law.
- Supports protecting family farms.
- Supports collective bargaining for public sector employees.
- Supports federal renter protections.
- Opposes privatizing Social Security.

Economy

Supports transitioning away from fossil fuels.

- Supports transitioning away from fossil fuels.

Energy & the Environment

Supports reinstating the federal ban on assault weapons.

Wants to invest in veterans after their service ends.

Supports policies that prevent discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

Supports comprehensive immigration reform.

- Supports reinstating the federal ban on assault weapons.
- Wants to invest in veterans after their service ends.
- Supports policies that prevent discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
- Supports comprehensive immigration reform.

Public Safety

Supports expanding access to universal pre-kindergarten programs.

- Supports expanding access to universal pre-kindergarten programs.

Education

Supports abortion access and wants to "codify the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade into federal law."

Supports allowing Medicare to negotiate the price of all prescription drugs for every American.

As a state delegate, led efforts to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to over 400,000 Virginians.

Advocates for adding a public option to Medicare.

Supports allowing the FDA to import drugs from other countries.

Believes in enhancing Medicare by adding dental, vision, and hearing benefits.

- Opposes abortion bans.
- Supports abortion access and wants to "codify the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade into federal law."
- Supports allowing Medicare to negotiate the price of all prescription drugs for every American.
- As a state delegate, led efforts to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to over 400,000 Virginians.
- Advocates for adding a public option to Medicare.
- Supports allowing the FDA to import drugs from other countries.
- Believes in enhancing Medicare by adding dental, vision, and hearing benefits.

Healthcare

Supports the For The People Act, which aims to enhance voting rights.

- Supports the For The People Act, which aims to enhance voting rights.

Voting & Elections

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Elizabeth Guzman is from Peru. She has an associate's degree in office administration and management from Northern Virginia Community College, a bachelor's degree in public safety from Capella University, a master's degree in public administration from American University, and a master's degree in social work from the University of Southern California. She lives in Woodbridge, Virginia.

Elizabeth is a public administrator and social worker. 

Elizabeth is a former member of the Virginia House of Delegates, where she represented District 31 from 2018 to 2024. 

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Ian Lovejoy, Ballotpedia

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Ian Lovejoy was born in West Virginia. He holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology from Concord University and a master's degree in Sociology from Virginia Tech. He serves as chairman on the Manassas Economic Development & Land Use Committee and is a former president of The Manassas City Public Schools Education Foundation. 

Ian serves as a councilman in the City of Manassas. He was elected in 2012 and has served since. 

Ian has experience working as an entrepreneur and founder and owner of a recruitment organization, Reliant Hiring Solutions. 

Supports lowering taxes on working families and reducing healthcare costs through innovation.

Opposes "over regulation and red tape" that hinder small business owners and raise costs for families.

Supports repealing the personal property tax (car tax).

Opposes regulations that raise utility costs.

Opposes "excessive tolls" in Northern Virginia.

- Supports lowering taxes on working families and reducing healthcare costs through innovation.
- Opposes "over regulation and red tape" that hinder small business owners and raise costs for families.
- Supports repealing the personal property tax (car tax).
- Opposes regulations that raise utility costs.
- Opposes "excessive tolls" in Northern Virginia.
- Plans to cut taxes.

Wants to "ensure historic, natural and agricultural resources are protected."

Believes in understanding all short-term and long-term impacts on water and electricity.

Supports "smart growth" and opposes high-density development in areas with inadequate infrastructure.

- Wants to "ensure historic, natural and agricultural resources are protected."
- Believes in understanding all short-term and long-term impacts on water and electricity.
- Supports "smart growth" and opposes high-density development in areas with inadequate infrastructure.

Supports removing gang members, especially MS-13, from the community.

Supports ensuring that any school that wants a school resource officer (SRO) has access to one.

Supports providing law enforcement with "the right tools" to ensure community safety.

Supports restoring the rebuttable presumption that individuals charged with serious crimes like murder are ineligible for bail.

Wants to "continue to pass legislation that will hold fentanyl dealers truly accountable for the lives they take."

Supports legislation that holds fentanyl dealers accountable for fatalities. 

Supports the governor's efforts to end human trafficking in Virginia and plans to follow the recommendations of the Human Trafficking Commission Final Report.

Supports higher mandatory sentences for gun crimes.

Supports prioritizing veteran-focused hiring.

- Supports removing gang members, especially MS-13, from the community.
- Opposes defunding the police.
- Supports ensuring that any school that wants a school resource officer (SRO) has access to one.
- Supports providing law enforcement with "the right tools" to ensure community safety.
- Supports restoring the rebuttable presumption that individuals charged with serious crimes like murder are ineligible for bail.
- Supports legislation that holds fentanyl dealers accountable for fatalities. 
- Supports the governor's efforts to end human trafficking in Virginia and plans to follow the recommendations of the Human Trafficking Commission Final Report.
- Supports higher mandatory sentences for gun crimes.
- Supports prioritizing veteran-focused hiring.

Supports innovation in underperforming school districts.

Supports parental involvement in their children's education and teachers having the freedom to address individual student needs.

Supports "truth in advertising" in higher education, ensuring students are aware of the clear cost and earning potential of their degree.

Supports student safety by advocating for a universal School Resource Officer (SRO) program and improved access to mental health resources.

Supports career and technical education, wrap-around and out-of-school programming, and college partnership lab schools.

- Supports innovation in underperforming school districts.
- Supports parental involvement in their children's education and teachers having the freedom to address individual student needs.
- Supports "truth in advertising" in higher education, ensuring students are aware of the clear cost and earning potential of their degree.
- Supports student safety by advocating for a universal School Resource Officer (SRO) program and improved access to mental health resources.
- Supports career and technical education, wrap-around and out-of-school programming, and college partnership lab schools.

Supports abortion access until 15 weeks of pregnancy, when he believes a fetus can feel pain, and supports exceptions for rape, incest, and the mother's life/health.

Only supports abortion access until 15 weeks of pregnancy, when he believes a fetus can feel pain, and supports exceptions for rape, incest, and the mother's life/health.

Supports requiring fathers to pay child support to single mothers during pregnancy.

Supports expanding adoption services and counseling for expecting mothers.

- Only supports abortion access until 15 weeks of pregnancy, when he believes a fetus can feel pain, and supports exceptions for rape, incest, and the mother's life/health.
- Supports requiring fathers to pay child support to single mothers during pregnancy.
- Supports expanding adoption services and counseling for expecting mothers.

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