Nhan Huynh is a first-generation immigrant from Vietnam. He attended Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology and has a bachelor's degree in engineering from Virginia Tech. He lives with his three children in Fairfax County. Huynh also volunteered for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) deployments. 

Nhan previously worked in the IT industry. He served in the US Military. 

Nhan Huynh, Ballotpedia

Nhan ran for Virginia State Delegate, District 9 in 2023, but did not win. 

Believes property taxes have increased by 50% in the past ten years under Democratic leadership.

Stated "property taxes have increased by 50% in the past ten years" under Democratic leadership."

Supports reducing taxes and government restrictions to promote economic freedom.

Opposes the personal property tax on vehicles, saying it is "one of the most unfair taxes hurting Fairfax County families today."

Plans to incentivize more affordable housing and reduce housing prices.

Plans to expand affordable housing and reduce overall housing costs. 

- Stated "property taxes have increased by 50% in the past ten years" under Democratic leadership."
- Supports reducing taxes and government restrictions to promote economic freedom.
- Opposes the personal property tax on vehicles, saying it is "one of the most unfair taxes hurting Fairfax County families today."
- Plans to expand affordable housing and reduce overall housing costs. 

Economy

Opposes the construction of data centers near residential areas.

- Opposes the construction of data centers near residential areas.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to address the rising crime rate in Fairfax County and the influx of fentanyl.

Plans to secure funding for a task force of law enforcement and community leaders to prevent fentanyl trafficking.

Plans to address the police staffing shortage in the Fairfax County Police Department.

- Plans to address the rising crime rate in Fairfax County and the influx of fentanyl.
- Plans to secure funding for a task force of law enforcement and community leaders to prevent fentanyl trafficking.
- Plans to address the police staffing shortage in the Fairfax County Police Department.

Public Safety

Plans to empower parents to be more involved in their children's education and to have more choices to advance their children's academics.

Plans to restore parents "fundamental right" to be more involved in their child's education. 

- Plans to restore parents "fundamental right" to be more involved in their child's education. 

Education

Plans to expand mental health resources and make health support stigma-free, affordable, and accessible.

- Plans to expand mental health resources and make health support stigma-free, affordable, and accessible.

Healthcare

As of September 17, 2025, Nhan C. Huynh’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Nhan C. Huynh

- Plans to secure funding for a task force of law enforcement and community leaders to prevent fentanyl trafficking.
- Plans to address the police staffing shortage in the Fairfax County Police Department.

Nhan Huynh is a first-generation immigrant from Vietnam. He attended Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology and has a bachelor's degree in engineering from Virginia Tech. He lives with his three children in Fairfax County.

Nhan C. Huynh's campaign for Virginia State Delegate, District 9 is his first entry into politics.

As of September 17, 2025, Nhan C. Huynh did not have a website or any information online.

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