Iraq and Afghanistan veteran. Father. Small business leader. Delegate.
Dan lives in Fairfax County with his wife, Karen, a public school teacher, and their two sons. He is a West Point graduate, served tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Korea, and remains a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. Dan has fought his entire life for our freedoms and our safety, and he is running for re-election to the House of Delegates in the new 10th District to continue fighting to keep our communities safe.
As Delegate, Dan is a champion for his constituents in Richmond. He delivers for Virginians by protecting access to affordable healthcare and safe and legal abortions, passing common-sense gun reform, and protecting our democracy from extremists.
“As Delegate, I’ve protected access to affordable health care coverage for over 550,000 Virginians, passed universal background checks and common-sense gun safety legislation, and led the charge against hunger by expanding access to free breakfast and lunch for kids in over 25,000 families. I’m running for re-election to the House of Delegates to continue to deliver for families here in Fairfax.”
Accomplishments
Dan has led the way on legislation to:
Enact gun safety measures, including universal background checks and red flag laws.
Lower the cost of health care by capping the cost of insulin and requiring fair pricing by hospitals.
Expand voters’ rights through same-day registration and no-excuse absentee voting.
End partisan gerrymandering and establish the citizen-led Virginia Redistricting Commission.
Protect access to safe and legal abortion and broaden access to high-quality reproductive healthcare.
Support veterans, including providing property tax exemptions for those with disabilities.