Our County, Our Voice — Choose Proven Leaders from Our Community

As we approach the upcoming election for our county’s Board of Supervisors, it’s vital that we support candidates who not only promise progress but have the history, heart, and firsthand understanding to guide us forward. That’s why I believe we must choose leaders with deep roots in our community—who have lived, worked, and served among us for years.

Experience matters, but local connection matters more. Candidates who grew up here, raised a family here, and have invested time and effort into understanding our county’s unique needs bring a perspective no outsider can replicate. Their long-standing commitment shows in the relationships they’ve built, the challenges they’ve tackled, and the trust they’ve earned from residents across all walks of life.

We need supervisors who see our county not just as a place to govern, but as a place they call home. Their decisions will reflect not political ambition, but a personal commitment to protecting what makes our community strong, while thoughtfully addressing the issues we face. They must have the ability to listen to all community members and make decisions that help our future generations be successful.

Let’s vote for someone who knows our county inside and out and has already proven they care deeply about its future.

Angie Robinson
North River District
Warren County, VA

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