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Hala Ayala was first elected to the House of Delegates in 2017 among a blue wave that helped 14 other Democrats flip seats that were formerly held by Republicans. Four years later, Ayala is looking to win big again, this time at the statewide level as she is running for lieutenant governor.
In an interview with Virginia Scope, she said that years ago she never would have expected to be on the stage she is now. “If you told me two decades ago while I was working at a gas station making minimum wage…. Respectfully I would say you are nuts.” Ayala said. “Especially sharing the stage with the President of the United States…mind blown.”
Ayala is looking to keep the lieutenant governor seat in Democratic control for a third straight term. Republicans haven’t won statewide since 2009, but they are hopeful that they can turn the tides this year.
Hosts: Brandon Jarvis and Marques Jones
Hala Ayala was first elected to the House of Delegates in 2017 among a blue wave that helped 14 other Democrats flip seats that were formerly held by Republicans. Four years later, Ayala is looking to win big again, this time at the statewide level as she is running for lieutenant governor.
In an interview with Virginia Scope, she said that years ago she never would have expected to be on the stage she is now. “If you told me two decades ago while I was working at a gas station making minimum wage…. Respectfully I would say you are nuts.” Ayala said. “Especially sharing the stage with the President of the United States…mind blown.”
Ayala is looking to keep the lieutenant governor seat in Democratic control for a third straight term. Republicans haven’t won statewide since 2009, but they are hopeful that they can turn the tides this year.
Hosts: Brandon Jarvis and Marques Jones