Delegate Tim Hugo Elected as Republican Caucus Chairman
By Krystle Weeks | Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 | PolicyToday, the House Republican Caucus elected Del. Tim Hugo (Centreville/Clifton) to serve as Republican Caucus Chairman. This position was originally held by former Del. Sam Nixon, who recently resigned from his seat to become Chief Information Officer of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency. Hugo will be serving alongside of House Speaker William J. Howell, Majority Leader Morgan Griffith, and Majority Whip Kirk Cox in his new leadership capacity.
Howell said, in a statement:
“As a recognized leader within the Caucus, Tim understands the duties required of this position and has the right temperament and experiences to be very successful in his important new capacity,” stated Speaker William J. Howell. “During these tough economic times and need to reform state government to make it smarter and simpler, it is imperative that we have an energetic, dedicated and knowledgeable member like Tim joining our leadership team. Like so many, I am looking forward to working with him and our Majority Caucus will be better off because of his leadership.”
Congratulations to Del. Hugo in his new leadership position.
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Growing up in Maryland typically does not yield a Republican. Fortunately, Krystle Weeks was one of the lucky few booted to the Commonwealth for her staunch conservative views. From an early age, she has been debating politics, and since 2006, she has been involved here in the Commonwealth helping Republican candidates to victory. Aside from politics, Krystle is a runner and a dynamite cook. You can email her here. Krystle also blogs at Crystal Clear Conservative and Charm Offensive Cooking.
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