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the Fauquier chapter of Habitat for Humanity and has sponsored a math, science and engineering scholarship at Rappahannock High.

His first order of business upon election, he said, will be trying to secure a seat on the House Education Committee.

In the week prior to next Tuesday’s election, he said, he will be “intensively meeting people in various locations in all three counties,” and will continue to advertise.

“The most important difference between me and my opponent is I have a depth of understanding of the issues and a grasp of the ideas,” said Mr. Darby.

“He’s telling the people what he thinks they want, to hear. . . .what he perceives to be the conservative position,” said Mr. Darby.

Besides what he termed “one outbreak of negative phone bank work,” said Mr. Darby, Mr. Wood has “waged a fair campaign.”

He said Mr. Wood’s no-taxes pledge and Wood’s advocacy of a ceiling on property tax hikes were “hollow promises because Democrats will never vote that way.”

Mr. Darby won’t say he won’t vote for any tax increases, but does promise to fight them and to look for

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