GET UPDATES NOW
Delegate Robert G. “Bob” Marshall is the
“We must keep our government accountable, transparent, and working for all of us,” says Virginia Delegate Bob Marshall, a senior member of the Virginia General Assembly.
Over the last 24 years, Bob has been elected twelve times in a district that had previously covered areas from Woodbridge in Prince William County to Leesburg and Sterling in Loudoun County.
His new district as of 2011 includes parts of Manassas outsideManassas City in Prince William County, the City of Manassas Park, the town of Haymarket and parts of Haymarket and Gainesville in Western Prince William.
“It is an honor to serve you in the General Assembly. I ask for your vote November 3, 2015 at your regular polling location.
– DELEGATE ROBERT G. “BOB” MARSHALL
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS ABOUT DELEGATE BOB MARSHALL
AND ISN’T AFRAID TO CHALLENGING THE ESTABLISHMENT…
™Del. Robert G. Marshall ... has never been reluctant ... to challenge fellow Republicans ... left the Democratic Party after it nominated George McGovern for president ... combines a black and white sense of morality with a keen mastery of parliamentary procedure ..."
WHO’S CANDID AND STEADFAST…
"Marshall should be taken at face value ... because he is an honest politician--he says what he means, and he does so unapologetically ..."
A LEADER…
"Delegate Bob Marshall ... `An Army of One.'"
VOLUNTEER
Want to raise money, walk door to door with Bob or host an event? We need your help.
Every campaign relies on support from volunteers. Volunteer today!
DONATE NOW
Your donation allows our campaign to buy the necessary tools we need to operate a campaign at full steam. No gift is too small. Bob is a fiscal conservative. No dollar is wasted.
COMMIT TO VOTE
Can Bob count on your vote November 3rd?
Sign up on our e-mail list to receive a friendly election day reminder!
VOTING LOCATIONS
Voting is part of our civic duty and thankfully we have options to exercise that right. Make sure you know exactly where you need to vote on Election Day.
“A wise and frugal government, which shall restrain men from injuring one another, shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned.”
– Thomas Jefferson