Delegate Dan Helmer Endorses Del. Sam Rasoul For Lieutenant Governor

Today, Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Delegate Sam Rasoul (D-11), who had a successful kickoff during early voting by campaigning in Northern Virginia this weekend, announced that he has received the endorsement of Delegate Dan Helmer (D-40). Del. Helmer’s district includes parts of Fairfax County and Prince William County. 

“Sam’s integrity, bold leadership, and compassion have been rock-solid throughout his years of service to the people of Virginia. He will put in the work every day to deliver for Virginians—and I am proud to support his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor,” said Del. Helmer. “Delegate Helmer has earned the reputation of a progressive leader who always keeps his constituents front of mind,” said Rasoul. “He has stood up for the immigrant communities in his district, and fought to expand health care and raise teacher pay. I’m thankful for his support in this campaign.”

Helmer is the seventh member of the General Assembly to endorse Rasoul—state senators John Bell and Ghazala Hashmi, and state delegates Lashrecse Aird, Ibraheem Samirah, Cia Price and Suhas Subramanyam have also endorsed.
To date, Rasoul has received the endorsement of over 100 elected officials and grasstops leaders, including former U.S. Congressman Rick Boucher, fifteen mayors and city and town council members, and seven school board members. His campaign has also been endorsed by:

  • Sunrise Movement
  • Sunrise Movement Virginia
  • Democracy for America
  • Richmond For All
  • United Rural Democrats
  • IUE-CWA Local 82162
  • Our Revolution
  • Our Revolution Virginia
  • Our Revolution in the Blue Ridge
  • Our Revolution South Central VA
  • Progressive Democrats of America – Virginia
  • Indivisible New River Valley
  • Future Black Leaders Coalition
  • Augusta Free Press

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