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Prescription Drug Affordability Initiative Candidate Endorsers Prescription Drug Affordability Initiative Candidate Endorsers Governor District 19 District 42 Ben Jealous – D Ben Kramer – D* Robbie Leonard – D District 20 District 43 Senate Will Smith – D Mary Washington – D* 34 Total Senate Endorsers (2018 Cosponsors - 21) District 21 District 44 Jim Rosapepe – D Shirley Nathan-Pulliam – D District 3 Ronald Young – D District 22 District 45 Paul G. Pinsky – D Cory V. McCray – D* District 4 Jessica Douglass – D District 23 District 46 Douglas J. J. Peters – D Bill Ferguson – D District 8 Katherine Klausmeier – D District 24 House of Delegates Joanne C. Benson – D District 9 103 Total House Endorsers Katie Fry Hester – D (2018 Cosponsors - 54) District 26 District 10 Obie Patterson – D District 1A Delores G. Kelley – D Michael Dreisbach - D District 28 Stephanie Boston – R Arthur Ellis – D District 3A District 12 Karen Lewis Young – D Clarence K. Lam – D* District 30 Carol Krimm - D Joe Hooe – R Sarah Elfreth - D District 4 District 13 District 32 Darrin Smith - D Guy Guzzone – D Pamela Beidle – D* Lois Jarman – D Ysela Bravo – D District 14 District 37 Craig J. Zucker – D Holly Wright - D District 6 Nicholas D’Adamo, Jr. - D District 15 District 38 Brian Feldman – D Jim Mathias – D District 7 Rick Impallaria – R District 16 District 39 Susan C. Lee – D Nancy King - D District 8 Harry Bhandari - D District 17 District 40 Carl Jackson - D Cheryl Kagan – D Antonio Hayes – D* District 9A District 18 District 41 Natalie Ziegler – D Jeff Waldstreicher – D* Jill Carter – D Steven Bolen – D Bold = 2018 Cosponsor, Italic = Incumbent (Not a Cosponsor), *= Current Delegate Running for Senate District 9B District 22 Mary Ann Lisanti – D Courtney Watson – D Tawanna P. Gaines – D Steve Johnson – D Anne Healey – D District 10 Alonzo T. Washington – D District 35B Benjamin Brooks – D Ronnie Davis – D Jay Jalisi – D District 23A Adrienne A. Jones – D Geraldine Valentino-Smith – D District 36 Crystal Woodward – D District 11 District 23B Shelly Hettleman – D Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. – D District 37A Dana Stein – D Ron Watson – D Sheree Sample-Hughes – D District 12 District 24 District 39 Eric Ebersole – D Erek L. Barron – D Kirill Reznik – D Terri Hill – D Jazz Lewis – D Gabriel Acevero – D Jessica Feldmark - D Andrea Harrison – D Lesley Lopez – D District 13 District 25 District 40 Vanessa Atterbeary – D Darryl Barnes – D Frank M. Conaway, Jr. – D Jen Terrasa – D Dereck E. Davis – D Nick Mosby – D Melissa Wells – D District 14 District 26 Anne R. Kaiser – D Kris Valderrama – D District 41 Eric Luedtke – D Veronica Turner – D Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg – D Pamela Queen – D Tony Bridges – D District 27A Dalya Attar – D District 15 Susie Proctor – D District 42A Kathleen Dumais – D Stephen Lafferty – D David Fraser-Hidalgo – D District 27B Lily Qi – D Michael A. Jackson – D District 43 Harvey Jacobs – R Curt Anderson – D District 27C Jason Fowler - D Regina Boyce – D District 16 Maggie McIntosh – D Ariana Kelly – D District 28 Edith J. Patterson – D District 44A District 17 Debra Davis – D Keith E. Haynes – D Kumar P. Barve – D C.T. Wilson – D Jim Gilchrist – D District 44B Julie Palakovich Carr – D District 29A Charles E. Sydnor, III – D Roberta Miles Loker - D Pat Young – D District 18 Al Carr – D District 30A District 45 Jared Solomon – D Alice Cain – D Talmadge Branch – D Cheryl D. Glenn – D District 19 District 31A Stephanie Smith – D Bonnie Cullison – D Ned Carey - D Vaughn Stewart – D District 46 Charlotte Crutchfield – D District 32 Luke Clippinger – D Mark S. Chang – D Robbyn Lewis – D District 20 J. Sandy Bartlett – D Brooke Elizabeth Lierman – D David Moon – D Mike Rogers – D Jhaenelle Wilkins – D District 47A Lorig Charkoudian – D District 33 Diana M. Fennell – D Pam Luby – D Julian Ivey – D District 21 Heather Bagnall – D Ben Barnes – D Tracy Hovermale – D District 47B Joseline Peña-Melnyk – D Mary Lehman – D District 34A Wanika Fisher – D Bold = 2018 Cosponsor, Italic = Incumbent (Not a Cosponsor), *= Current Delegate Running for Senate .
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