From a verified voter in Virginia Beach, VAEducators in Crisis
As an experienced English teacher, I am deeply concerned about the state of public education and the loss of experienced teachers. The teacher shortage cannot be solved through recruitment alone. We must address why experienced, dedicated teachers are leaving the profession. We are managing large cl
From a constituent in Hampton, VABan Flock and any similar AI cameras.
I believe Flock AI cameras and any similar mass monitoring cameras should not be allowed in the Commonwealth. I don't agree with the government having th is ability to monitor it's citizens but I especially don't believe any privately owned, third party company should be allowed to do it.
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From a verified voter in Sterling, VABan Flock Safety ALPR Cameras and End Warrantless Mass Surveillance
Take action to ban or strictly regulate automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras like those sold by Flock Safety before this surveillance infrastructure becomes impossible to dismantle. These cameras are already tracking, logging, and sharing the movements of law-abiding residents without a war
From a verified voter in Springfield, VAUrgent: Immediate Data Center Moratorium
I am writing to urge you to issue an executive order establishing an immediate moratorium on the approval and development of new data centers across Virginia. Our local water supplies, electrical grid reliability, and utility ratepayer costs are facing severe, mounting pressures from the unmanaged
From a verified voter in Sterling, VAHalt New Data Center Permits Before Virginia's Grid and Water Collapse
Virginia needs a moratorium on new data center permits now. The State Corporation Commission reports that Dominion Energy has already approved 111 new data center projects through 2031, with 200 more in the pipeline. If all connect to the grid, they could draw 70 gigawatts — enough to power 60 milli
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