Where Blacksburg candidates stand on health care and retirement
4 sourced statements in 3 races. Every candidate in each race is listed, including those with nothing on record. Nobody is scored or ranked.
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U.S. Senate, statewide
- Mark R. Warner (Democratic, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Bert Mizusawa (Republican)
Rural healthcare: He supports holding insurance companies accountable and providing funding for rural hospitals to lower healthcare costs. (Bert for Senate — Where I Stand)
Commonwealth's Attorney, Montgomery County
- Patrick R. Jensen (Republican)
Prosecution priorities: He says he seeks to continue the office’s commitment to public safety, supporting crime victims, collaborating closely with law enforcement, and fair and consistent justice with integrity. He also identifies retaining experienced prosecutors and continuing the Recovery Court and Behavioral Health Treatment Court as priorities. (VOTE411 candidate questionnaire — Montgomery County Commonwealth’s Attorney, Special Election)
Behavioral health: He says complex issues contributing to crime include substance abuse and mental health, and that he wants to build on the county’s Recovery Court and Behavioral Health Treatment Court while maintaining accountability. (VOTE411 candidate questionnaire — Montgomery County Commonwealth’s Attorney, Special Election)
Sheriff, Montgomery County
- Tim Andrew Brown (Democratic)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Robert G. Page (Republican)
Deputy wellness: He says he is working to formalize a flexible deputy mental-health care plan, from the incident through resolution. (Elect Robert Page for Sheriff)