I was happy to participate in this forum and answer questions for the citizens of Louisa County. I believe in showing up for the citizens of the 59th District and earning their votes. My opponent Buddy Fowler did not show up to this forum, or any forum.

“Every citizen, even if they are not eligible to vote, deserves competent, hardworking, responsive representation. Every citizen deserves to be treated with dignity and respect no matter who they are or how they vote,” Levy said at the Blue Ridge Shores forum.

Levy has three top priorities she will fight for while in office 1) Better access to healthcare which includes dental, mental, and reproductive healthcare. 2) Strengthening public schools and modernizing school facilities and 3) Addressing the high cost of living–including healthcare, housing, and energy costs.

Rachel Levy is mounting a challenge for the seat. The Democrat also ran in 2021. Since that time, the mother of three says the cost of living, price of healthcare and reproduction rights have all risen to the top of voters’ minds. “Especially women are really concerned about losing their reproductive rights, losing their ability to choose, losing their ability to plan their own families,” said Rachel Levy, (D) Candidate for HD-59. Levy would like to create a medical debt relief program if elected. And a top priority would also include a public education funding boost. “We need to strengthen and improve our public schools and keep them from being privatized, keep them out of the hands of extremists,” said Levy.

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