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Rachel is originally from Washington, Virginia. She has a bachelor's degree from Wesleyan University, a master's degree from George Washington University, and a PhD in educational leadership and policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Rachel is a consultant for Rachel Runs Consulting. She used to be a high school social studies teacher.

Rachel Levy previously ran for state delegate in 2021 but did not win.

Wants more public transportation infrastructure, including sidewalks, bike lands, and hiking and walking trails.

Supports transitioning to renewable energy sources while making them affordable.

Wants fair wages for renewable energy workers.

Supports transitioning away from single use plastics.

Opposes new oil and gas pipelines and new gold mines.

- Wants more public transportation infrastructure, including sidewalks, bike lands, and hiking and walking trails.
- Supports transitioning to renewable energy sources while making them affordable.
- Wants fair wages for renewable energy workers.
- Supports transitioning away from single use plastics.
- Opposes new oil and gas pipelines and new gold mines.

Energy & the Environment

Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 and providing paid sick, medical, and family leave for all workers.

Supports "right to repair" policies for home appliances and agricultural equipment.

Wants to limit the influence of real estate developers in politics.

Supports the right for workers to form a union.

- Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 and providing paid sick, medical, and family leave for all workers.
- Wants emergency funds for renters.
- Supports "right to repair" policies for home appliances and agricultural equipment.
- Wants to limit the influence of real estate developers in politics.
- Supports the right for workers to form a union.

Economy

Wants more funding for mental health services.

Wants to lower or cap the price of prescription drugs.

Plans to create a program to help people relieve their medical debt.

- Supports abortion.
- Wants more funding for mental health services.
- Supports expanding access to Medicaid.
- Wants to lower or cap the price of prescription drugs.
- Plans to create a program to help people relieve their medical debt.

Healthcare

Supports raising the salaries of teachers and all public school staffers.

Plans to reduce gaps in opportunities and outcomes for students of color, special education, English Language Learners, and low-income students.

Wants more funding for the public education system, including a state grant program to fund school infrastructure.

Supports transgender and nonbinary students expressing their gender at school.

- Supports raising the salaries of teachers and all public school staffers.
- Plans to reduce gaps in opportunities and outcomes for students of color, special education, English Language Learners, and low-income students.
- Supports education on race and racism.
- Wants more funding for the public education system, including a state grant program to fund school infrastructure.
- Supports transgender and nonbinary students expressing their gender at school.

Education

Wants to raise pay for the police and firefighters and provide better training.

Plans to promote the police using non-lethal force, supports civilian oversight of the police, and wants traffic enforcement to be done by an unarmed civilian agency rather than the police.

Wants to automatically expunge criminal records of individuals who have been released from prison.

Opposes the criminal justice system trying minor children as adults.

Supports increased regulation of firearms, such as "red flag" laws and a ban assault weapons.

- Wants to raise pay for the police and firefighters and provide better training.
- Plans to promote the police using non-lethal force, supports civilian oversight of the police, and wants traffic enforcement to be done by an unarmed civilian agency rather than the police.
- Wants to automatically expunge criminal records of individuals who have been released from prison.
- Opposes the criminal justice system trying minor children as adults.
- Supports increased regulation of firearms, such as "red flag" laws and a ban assault weapons.

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Rachel Levy

Rachel is from Washington, Virginia. She has a Bachelor's degree from Wesleyan University, a Master's degree from George Washington University, and a PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Rachel is a consultant for Rachel Runs Consulting. She previously was a high school social studies teacher.

- Supports raising the salaries of teachers and all public school staffers.
- Wants more funding for the public education system, including a state grant program to fund school infrastructure.
- Plans to reduce gaps in opportunities and outcomes for students of color, special education, English Language Learners, and low-income students.
- Supports transgender and nonbinary students expressing their gender at school.
- Supports education on race and racism.

Rachel is from Washington, Virginia. She has a bachelor's degree from Wesleyan University, a master's degree from George Washington University, and a PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Rachel Levy previously ran for state delegate to represent district 55 in 2021 but did not win.

- Wants to raise pay for the police and firefighters and provide better training.
- Plans to promote the police using non-lethal force, supports civilian oversight of the police, and wants traffic enforcement to be done by an unarmed civilian agency rather than the police.
- Wants to automatically expunge criminal records of individuals who have been released from prison.
- Opposes the criminal justice system trying minor children as adults.
- Supports gun control, "red flag" laws, a ban assault weapons.

Rachel is from Washington, Virginia. She has a bachelor's degree from Wesleyan University, a master's degree from George Washington University, and a PhD in educational leadership and policy from Virginia Commonwealth University.

- Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 and providing paid sick, medical, and family leave for all workers.
- Wants emergency funds for renters who are struggling to pay their rent, funding for a statewide housing assistance program to provide public housing, and funding for residents to make energy efficiency upgrades and repairs to their homes.
- Supports right to repair policies for home appliances and agricultural equipment, which lets consumers repair devices that they own in order to make those devices last longer.
- Wants to limit the influence of real estate developers in politics.
- Supports the right for workers to form a union.

- Supports abortion, and wants more access to reproductive healthcare, abortion, and birth control.
- Wants more funding and resources for mental health services, including treatment for substance abuse disorders.
- Supports expanding access to Medicaid, which provides insurance for low-income, senior, and disabled Virginians, and wants healthcare to not be tied to employment.
- Wants to lower or cap the price of prescription drugs and funding to help people pay for prescriptions and healthcare supplies.
- Plans to create a program to help people relieve their medical debt.

- Wants to raise pay for the police and firefighters and provide better training.
- Plans to promote the police using non-lethal force, supports civilian oversight of the police, and wants traffic enforcement to be done by an unarmed civilian agency rather than the police.
- Wants to automatically expunge criminal records of individuals who have been released from prison.
- Opposes the criminal justice system trying minor children as adults.
- Supports gun control, including more background checks for private sales and gun show sales, wants to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines, wants funding for training on safe gun use, and supports "red flag" laws, which remove guns from an individual who a court has found to be a danger to themself or others.

- Wants more public transportation infrastructure, including sidewalks, bike lands, and hiking and walking trails. 
- Supports transitioning to renewable energy sources while making them affordable. 
- Wants fair wages for renewable energy workers.
- Supports transitioning away from single use plastics. 
- Opposes new oil and gas pipelines and new gold mines.

- Supports raising the minimum wage to $15 and providing paid sick, medical, and family leave for all workers.
- Wants emergency funds for renters who are struggling to pay their rent, funding for a statewide housing assistance program to provide public housing, and funding for residents to make energy efficiency upgrades and repairs to their homes. 
- Supports right to repair policies for home appliances and agricultural equipment, which lets consumers repair devices that they own in order to make those devices last longer. 
- Wants to limit the influence of real estate developers in politics. 
- Supports the right for workers to form a union.

- Supports abortion, and wants more access to reproductive healthcare, abortion, and birth control. 
- Wants more funding and resources for mental health services, including treatment for substance abuse disorders. 
- Supports expanding access to Medicaid, which provides insurance for low-income, senior, and disabled Virginians, and wants healthcare to not be tied to employment. 
- Wants to lower or cap the price of prescription drugs and funding to help people pay for prescriptions and healthcare supplies. 
- Plans to create a program to help people relieve their medical debt.

- Supports raising the salaries of teachers and all public school staffers.
- Wants more funding for the public education system, including a state grant program to fund school infrastructure. 
- Plans to reduce gaps in opportunities and outcomes for students of color, special education, English Language Learners, and low-income students.
- Supports transgender and nonbinary students expressing their gender at school. 
- Supports education on race and racism.

- Wants to raise pay for the police and firefighters and provide better training. 
- Plans to promote the police using non-lethal force, supports civilian oversight of the police, and wants traffic enforcement to be done by an unarmed civilian agency rather than the police. 
- Wants to automatically expunge criminal records of individuals who have been released from prison. 
- Opposes the criminal justice system trying minor children as adults. 
- Supports gun control, including more background checks for private sales and gun show sales, wants to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines, wants funding for training on safe gun use, and supports "red flag" laws, which remove guns from an individual who a court has found to be a danger to themself or others.

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- The House of Delegates consists of 100 members, each elected to represent one district.  
- Delegates serve two-year terms and receive an annual salary of $17,640.

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