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GOVERNOR RALPH NORTHAM ENDORSES JAY JONES It Is Time for a New Generation of Leaders to Take the Reins In the Democratic primary on June 8, VIRGINIA CAN MAKE HISTORY by electing its first Black Attorney General. Jay was born and raised in Norfolk. His family, descendants of slaves, has lived in Norfolk for Now, he’s running for Attorney generations and has a long history of public service. General to address the racial His grandfather was a civil rights attorney and the first Black member of the Norfolk School Board and the disparities exposed by COVID-19, first Black member of the State Board of Education. root out systemic racism and bias in the justice system, prosecute Jay serves as a state delegate, delivering progressive police misconduct and reduce results that expanded access to health care, increased the minimum wage, and protected our air, mass incarceration. water and land. GOVERNOR RALPH NORTHAM ENDORSES JAY JONES It is time for a new generation of leaders to take the reins. Jay Jones has stood with me “ every step of the way in our journey to make Virginia a more just and equitable place to live. He has been my partner as we have worked to change our Commonwealth. I’m honored to endorse him in his race for Attorney General. ” - Gov. Ralph Northam Jay is also endorsed by over 80 federal, state and local elected officials: Congresswoman Elaine Luria Senator Monty Mason Delegate Jeff Bourne Congressman Bobby Scott Senator Joe Morrissey Delegate David Reid Fmr. Attorney General Mary Sue Terry Senator Lionell Spruill, Sr. Delegate Luke Torian Senator Lynwood Lewis Delegate Alex Askew Mayor Levar Stoney Senator Mamie Locke Delegate Lamont Bagby LiUNA Paid for and authorized by Jay Jones for Attorney General. Printed in-house, labor donated. 21JJJ007.
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