Dave A. Crance Jr. lives just outside the City of Falls Church. He attended a community college. He is married to his wife, Suman, with whom he has a child. Dave previously coached for the local little league where he received multiple coach of the year awards, and currently coaches’ his daughter’s youth softball team. He is also the Chaplain of the Falls Church VFW. 

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Dave is a regional manager at Lakecrest. He previously served as vice president of Sales and Marketing and as regional director of operations at Baltimore Management. He served in the US Army for 4 years. 

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David previously ran for the Virginia House of Delegates in 2023 but did not win.

Supports cutting government spending and lowering taxes.

Supports a taxpayer’s Bill of Rights requiring voter approval for new taxes and tax increases, and mandates returning excess revenue to taxpayers.

Supports eliminating Virginia’s car tax.

Supports ending the taxation of military pensions.

Believes the affordable housing crisis in Northern Virginia is due to "overregulation through excessive permitting fees, zoning restrictions, and licensing," and argues that high permitting costs for new homes in Virginia compared to North Carolina exacerbate the issue.

Believes the affordable housing "crisis" in Northern Virginia is due to "overregulation through excessive permitting fees, zoning restrictions, and licensing," and argues that high permitting costs for new homes in Virginia compared to North Carolina exacerbate the issue.

Believes zoning regulations hinder the development of affordable housing and supports converting surplus office and commercial space into lower-cost housing by easing zoning and permitting restrictions.

Supports easing restrictions on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), saying "it’s your house and your land" and that ADUs provide a solution to affordable housing for families and renters.

- Supports cutting government spending and lowering taxes.
- Supports a taxpayer’s Bill of Rights requiring voter approval for new taxes and tax increases, and mandates returning excess revenue to taxpayers.
- Supports eliminating Virginia’s car tax.
- Supports ending the taxation of military pensions.
- Believes the affordable housing "crisis" in Northern Virginia is due to "overregulation through excessive permitting fees, zoning restrictions, and licensing," and argues that high permitting costs for new homes in Virginia compared to North Carolina exacerbate the issue.
- Believes zoning regulations hinder the development of affordable housing and supports converting surplus office and commercial space into lower-cost housing by easing zoning and permitting restrictions.
- Supports easing restrictions on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), saying "it’s your house and your land" and that ADUs provide a solution to affordable housing for families and renters.

Economy

As of September 17, 2025, Dave A. Crance Jr.’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports reducing taxes and government spending.

Supports upholding government accountability. 

Supports Defend the Guard legislation, which would prevent National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress.

- Supports upholding government accountability. 
- Supports Defend the Guard legislation, which would prevent National Guard units from being deployed into active combat without a formal declaration of war by Congress.

Public Safety

Supports parental involvement in their children's education.

Supports mandating better communication with parents on matters outside academic performance.

Believes changing school districts and boundaries impacts families' educational opportunities and financial decisions, and supports mandating taxpayer approval for any boundary adjustments.

Supports educational competition through tax rebates for alternative schooling and standardized guidelines for charter school approval in Virginia.

- Supports parental involvement in their children's education.
- Supports mandating better communication with parents on matters outside academic performance.
- Believes changing school districts and boundaries impacts families' educational opportunities and financial decisions, and supports mandating taxpayer approval for any boundary adjustments.
- Supports educational competition through tax rebates for alternative schooling and standardized guidelines for charter school approval in Virginia.

Education

Opposes government involvement in personal healthcare decisions.

- Opposes government involvement in personal healthcare decisions.

Healthcare

Supports making ballot access easier for third party and independent candidates.

Supports term limits for representatives, easing ballot access for third parties and independents, and endorses ranked choice voting (RCV) with instant-runoff voting (IRV) to enhance democratic choice.

Supports term limits for representatives. 

Supports ranked choice voting and advocates for ballot access for third parties and independent candidates.

- Supports making ballot access easier for third party and independent candidates.
- Supports term limits for representatives. 
- Supports ranked choice voting and advocates for ballot access for third parties and independent candidates.

Voting & Elections

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Dave A. Crance Jr.

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