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Heidi has a bachelor's degree in psychology and German and a law degree from Tulane University.

Heidi used to be deputy commonwealth's attorney for Henrico County and senior assistant commonwealth's attorney for Hanover County. She is a Sunday school teacher at Grove Avenue Baptist Church.

Heidi Sauter Barshinger is currently court clerk. She was first election in 2015 and has been in office for one term.

As of July 25, 2023, Heidi Sauter Barshinger’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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As court clerk, she allowed civil cases to be electronically filed.

As court clerk, she installed electronic docket boards for criminal and civil cases.

As court clerk, she digitalized 200 years' worth of land records and wills, which is available online.

As court clerk, she digitalized Board of Supervisors' meetings minutes.

- As court clerk, she allowed civil cases to be electronically filed.
- As court clerk, she installed electronic docket boards for criminal and civil cases.
- As court clerk, she digitalized 200 years' worth of land records and wills, which is available online.
- As court clerk, she digitalized Board of Supervisors' meetings minutes.

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Gray is an attorney. She is Virginia's Attorney General. She used to teach policy at the William & Mary Law School.

Graham S. "Gray" Montrose's campaign for court clerk is her first entry into politics.

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- The clerk of the court is responsible for all administrative and financial duties within the county court system, including filing cases, maintaining evidence, and registering legal documents like wills and deeds. 
- The office is responsible for giving out marriage licenses, gun permits, admitting wills, and collecting fines and fees from court cases. 
- They also handle recordings of court cases and any money that comes through the county court office. 
- Most clerks of the court are elected in odd years in Virginia for either four or eight year terms. Elections are partisan.