Congressman Rob Wittman released this statement after the State of the Union speech: Dear Friends and Neighbors, Tonight’s address comes at a pivotal moment for our nation. Families across Virginia’s First District and around the country continue to feel the Continue reading Wittman Statement After the State of the Union
A Virginia judge has temporarily blocked a voter referendum that would allow Democrats to redraw congressional maps, putting their redistricting efforts on hold. This ruling could significantly impact the Democrats’ chances of gaining additional U.S. House seats in the upcoming Continue reading Tazewell Circuit Court Judge Temporarily Blocks Redistricting Referendum!
Democrats are attempting to rig elections for the next decade with this proposal. The wording is misleading, since their proposal is really about erasing Virginia Republican representation in Congress. Vote early, and vote “NO!”
Stop the steal — The Democrats want to turn Virginia into a one party state run by Democrats. Rob Wittman’s 1st District is a top target for Democrats, along with seats held by GOP Reps. Jen Kiggans and John McGuire. Democrats in the Virginia Continue reading Stop the Steal – Vote No!
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Rob Wittman (VA-01) presented Naval Weapons Station (NWS) Yorktown with $2.2 million to construct shore power infrastructure for Virginia Class submarines, funding that he secured through the Community Project Funding (CPF) appropriations process. The funds were passed Continue reading Wittman Secures $2.2M for Naval Weapons Station Yorktown
On February 7th, First Congressional District GOP Chairman, Jeff Ryer, was elected to lead Republicans until the Spring of 2028. He fills the seat vacated by State Senator Mark Peake in December. Chairman Ryer plans to focus on the Democrat redistricting schemes Continue reading Jeff Ryer Elected as New RPV Chairman
https://wittman.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=6771 Congressman Rob Wittman (VA-01) highlighted the House passage of three Community Project Funding (CPF) requests for the First District: $8 million for phase II of the Powhite Parkway Extension project in Chesterfield County, $3,254,400 for Bethel Manor Elementary School, Continue reading Wittman Secures Millions of Dollars for Projects in the 1st District
Analysis of voter turnout in the 2025 election by the Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP) reveals that turnout in Republican majority counties was lower this year than in 2021. Had the turnout been higher, the results would have been much Continue reading VPAP Analysis Shows Turnout in Red Counties Lower in 2025 When Compared to 2021