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Speaking briefly, he told his supporters that constituent service would go hand-in-hand with his leg! islative duties if he is elected to th^ 31st District. •
“I’m very proud to be running in such a wonderful district,” he said. !
Wood appointed Harvey Pear! son, retiring Clerk of the Court, a$ the honorary chairman of his cam1 paign and attorney Dudley Payne as his treasurer.
Also at the event, Smith touted Ms. Terry as a tough attorney with a business sense. ;
“There’s a rumor floating around that she might be running for gover! nor,” Smith said with a smile.
Ms. Terry put off her bid for th£ governor’s office in 1989 to avoid a party division between her and then* Lt. Gov. L. Douglas Wilder. She easily defeated Sen. Joseph Benedetti, R-Richmond, to serve her second term as attorney general. <
Lt. Gov. Donald S. Beyer, whose position has typically been considered merely a stepping stone to the governorship, has been discussed ais a possible Democratic challenger to Ms. Terry.
Saying that some things are meant to change and some things are meant to stay the same, Ms. Terry said that Fauquier “symbolizes and epitomizes things we don’t want to change.” *
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