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The end of today is the deadline for federal candidates – including for U.S. Senate and U.S. House – to file their financial reporting statements with the FEC for the first quarter of 2022. See below – and also the FEC, CATargetAlt’s Twitter feed and Sam Shirazi’s Twitter feed – for information on candidates from Virginia. I’ll update this as more reports come in. For a list of all the candidates, Democratic and Republican, who are running for Congress from Virginia this year, see this post.
VA01: Rep. Rob Wittman (R); Democrat Herb Jones
VA02: Rep. Elaine Luria (D); Republicans Tommy Altman, Andy Baan, Jarome Bell, Jen Kiggans
VA03: Rep. Bobby Scott (D); Republicans Ted Engquist, Terry Namkung
VA04: Rep. Donald McEachin (D); Republican Leon Benjamin
VA05: Rep. Bob Good (R); Republican Dan Moy; Democrat Josh Throneburg
VA06: Rep. Ben Cline (R); Republican Merritt Hale; Democrat Jennifer Lewis (note: it doesn’t appear that Lewis turned in enough signatures to appear on the ballot, but she says she’s definitely still running)
VA07: Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D); Republicans Gary Adkins, Derrick Anderson, Gina Ciarcia, Bryce Reeves, David Ross, Crystal Vanuch, Yesli Vega
VA08: Rep. Don Beyer (D); Democrat Victoria Virasingh; Republicans Monica Carpio, Jeff Jordan, Heerak Christian Kim, Karina Lipsman, Kezia Tunnell
VA09: Rep. Morgan Griffith (R); Democrat Taysha DeVaughan (note: it doesn’t appear that DeVaughan got enough signatures to appear on the ballot)
VA10: Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D); Republicans John Beatty, Dave Beckwith, Hung Cao, Mike Clancy, Theresa Coates Ellis, John Henley, Jeanine Lawson, Paul Kinney Lott, Sr, Caleb Max, Jeff Mayhugh, Brandon Michon, Brooke Taylor
VA11: Rep. Gerry Connolly (D); Republicans Manga Anantatmula, Joe Babb, Matthew Chappell, Jim Myles
US Senate: Sen. Tim Kaine (D)
