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of Virginia Beach and Delegates David Brickley of Woodbridge, Jay DeBoer of Petersburg, Thomas Forehand of Chesapeake, William Moore Jr. of Portsmouth, Joan Munford of Blacksburg, William Robinson Jr. of Norfolk and Clifton “Chip” Woodrum of Roanoke.
Swept away for the third time in state elections during the 1980’s, the Re-publicans enter the 1990’s desperately seeking a winning formula in gubernatorial election years.
But contrary to some reports, there will be no dearth of statewide aspirants among the GOP.
Trial balloons of various proportions are already being floated for state Sens. Joseph Benedetti of Richmond, Mark Earley of Chesapeake, Robert Russell of Chesterfield, William Wampler Jr. of Bristol and Robert Calhoun of Alexandria.
Among Republican delegates, the names most often heard are George Allen Jr. of Albermarle, Steven Agee of Roanoke, Raymond “Andy” Guest Jr. of Front Royal, Frank Hargrove of Hanover, ClintonMiller of Woodstock, William Howellof Stafford, Walter Stosch of Chesterfield, John Watkins of Midlothian, Vance Wilkins Jr. of Amherst and Jane Woods of Fairfax as well as Congressman Stan Parris of Fairfax and former U.S. Seri. Paul Trible.
Parris, Trible and Guest were all
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