Schoeneman statement on House redistricting
By Brian Schoeneman | Tuesday, March 29th, 2011 | PoliticsHouse of Delegates Candidate Brian Schoeneman issued the following statement on the announcement of the House redistricting plan:
“As expected, the General Assembly has issued their proposals for both House and Senate redistricting this afternoon. Based on the legislative language of Speaker Howell’s bill, my home precinct of Monument will be shifted from the 35th District into the 37th District.
As I stated in my announcement, so long as I am running against a Democratic incumbent, I intend to remain in the race. I am looking forward to running an energetic campaign against Delegate David Bulova, whose home precinct of Sideburn remains in the 37th District under the Speaker’s plan.
Before these lines are official, they must be passed by the legislature, signed by the Governor and pre-cleared through the requisite Voting Rights Act process. I urge the General Assembly to pass this plan next week during the Special Session so we may move forward with the 2011 campaign season.”
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A veteran political professional, long-time Republican party activist and attorney Brian W. Schoeneman has been offering his opinions at Bearing Drift since 2010. He serves on the Board of Virginia Line Media, LLC, which operates Bearing Drift and spends his days representing the U.S. Merchant Marine in Washington, D.C. He hails from Fairfax County, Virginia, where he lives with his wife and son.
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2 Responses to "Schoeneman statement on House redistricting"
That’s a stand-up guy.
Good luck. I’m not in your district but I would vote for you if I were.
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