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Rappahannock residents have long worked diligently to maintain their beautiful piece of the world,” he said. “Let the ratepayers who will use the energy pay to bury the line, so that we can maintain the natural beauty of Rappahannock County.”
Gilbert, a Republican, represents the 15th District, which includes Page, Rappahannock and Shenandoah counties and part of Rockingham County. Of those jurisdictions, the power line is only proposed to go through Rappahannock.
Although he is running unopposed for reelection in November, Gilbert has raised $23,877 so far in the 2007 election cycle, according to the Virginia Public Access Project. Dominion contributed $500 toward that total and Allegheny contributed $250. Neither company gave any money to his first campaign in 2005.
Dominion has contributed $434,648 to
96.1%