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Bryant Lee, a candidate for the Hampton District seat on the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors, operates the farm with the assistance of his father, Thomas, and uncle, James Lee.
He views his political role in the county as “a spokesman for the people ... and I will continue to be.”
This may be interpreted to mean that Lee is a consensus builder but, as he clarified, it is more than that: he believes that he shares the opinions of a broad majority of his constituents.
Now 37, Lee gained his political experience largely through twelve years of service to the county as a member of the school board; at the time, he was the youngest person ever to serve in the post in Rappahannock.
“It is time to get new blood on the board,” said Lee. He believes that the time is right to bring a new perspective to school board activities, and he welcomes the opportunity to help his replacement come up to speed. *
For his part, Lee will seek to fill the Hampton District seat to be vacated by Mike Massie in November.
Lee’s platform
Lee believes that his presence on the board will give it unusually good insight into school affairs, and he
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