Loudoun County Virginia, Catoctin District Supervisor Caleb A. Kershner

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Caleb is originally from Frederick, Maryland. He has a bachelor’s degree in finance from George Mason University and a law degree rom George Mason University. He lives with his wife, Whitney, and their four children in Hamilton. He attends Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg.

Caleb is an attorney. He works at law firm Simms Showers, LLP. He used to be an assistant attorney at the Office of the Commonwealth Attorney and director of federal relations for the Home School Legal Defense Association.

Caleb A. Kershner is currently the county supervisor representing the Catoctin District. He was first elected in November 2019 and has been in office for one term.

Said, "I’ll also support efforts to create and build alternative to our toll road that will create transportation competition and force toll expenses lower."

- Wants to lower tolls on the Greenway.
- Said, "I’ll also support efforts to create and build alternative to our toll road that will create transportation competition and force toll expenses lower."

Transportation & Infrastructure

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Supports a purchase of development rights program, which would require the county government to pay landowners for development rights.

- Supports a purchase of development rights program, which would require the county government to pay landowners for development rights.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to increase broadband and cell service by increasing incentives for private infrastructure investment and reducing barriers.

Supports policies that prevent development in western Loudoun.

Said, "the race in the west between development and conservation is real. We are losing large parcels of farmland on a regular basis, but we are also seeing many farms becoming permanently preserved."

- Wants to increase broadband and cell service by increasing incentives for private infrastructure investment and reducing barriers.
- Supports policies that prevent development in western Loudoun.
- Said, "the race in the west between development and conservation is real. We are losing large parcels of farmland on a regular basis, but we are also seeing many farms becoming permanently preserved."

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As of July 18, 2023, Caleb A. Kershner’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Wants to create more jobs and increase business growth to reduce tax burdens on families.

Said, "as a fiscal conservative, I will work hard to reduce the tax burden on the citizens and individual households of Loudoun County."

- Opposes increases in property tax rate.
- Wants to create more jobs and increase business growth to reduce tax burdens on families.
- Said, "as a fiscal conservative, I will work hard to reduce the tax burden on the citizens and individual households of Loudoun County."

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Caleb A. Kershner

Caleb is originally from Frederick, Maryland. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from George Mason University and a Juris Doctorate in law from George Mason University. Caleb lives with his wife, Whitney, and their four children in Hamilton. He attends Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg.

Caleb is an attorney. He works at Simms Showers, LLP, where he has been for almost 15 years. He previously worked for the Office of the Commonwealth Attorney as an assistant attorney and for the Home School Legal Defense Association as director of federal relations.

Caleb A. Kershner is currently the county supervisor representing the Catoctin District. He was elected in November 2019 and has served one term.

As of July 18, 2023, Caleb A. Kershner’s website did not contain information on this issue and Caleb A. Kershner did not complete our questionnaire.

Caleb is originally from Frederick, Maryland. He has a bachelor’s degree in finance from George Mason University and a doctorate in law from George Mason University. Caleb lives with his wife, Whitney, and their four children in Hamilton. He attends Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg.

- Wants to lower tolls on the Greenway
- Said, "I’ll also support efforts to create and build alternative to our toll road that will create transportation competition and force toll expenses lower."

- Wants to increase broadband and cell service by increasing incentives for private infrastructure investment and reducing barriers
- Supports policies that prevent development in western Loudoun.
- Said, "the race in the west between development and conservation is real. We are losing large parcels of farmland on a regular basis, but we are also seeing many farms becoming permanently preserved."

- Opposes increases in property tax rate
- Wants to create more jobs and increase business growth to reduce tax burdens on families
- Said, "as a fiscal conservative, I will work hard to reduce the tax burden on the citizens and individual households of Loudoun County."

- Wants to increase broadband and cell service by increasing incentives for private infrastructure investment and reducing barriers

- The board of supervisors collaborates to establish and carry out county policies, including setting local tax rates, approving land use plans, and managing the county budget.  
- Board members are responsible for appointing county officials and overseeing key areas such as education, public safety, environmental regulations, business policies, and transportation systems.  
- Each supervisor typically represents a specific district within the county.  
- In Virginia, most supervisors are elected in partisan races during odd-numbered years and serve four-year terms.

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- Fixed but look out for in the future - when writing about college degrees capitalize the degree and major: bachelor's degree in finance --> Bachelor's degree in Finance. Also, the name for a law degree is a Juris Doctorate.