Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Your Realtor® Advocacy team works tirelessly to protect the real estate industry. Although not an exhaustive list, check out recent victories that Realtors® can be proud of, including legislative, executive, and judiciary branch wins.  

Affordable Housing - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Affordable Housing Programs:

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Rural Housing

State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds:

Agency Confirmations - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

FHA Commissioner

FHA Director

Anti-Money Laundering - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Beneficial Ownership Rule

FinCEN Funding

Commercial Real Estate - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Adaptive Reuse Bills

EB-5 Regional Center Program:

Energy Efficiency - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

New Energy Efficiency Tax Credit and Rebate Programs for Property Owners

Fair Housing - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Increased Funding

Federal Tax - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Inflation Reduction Act

Flood Insurance - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Disaster mitigation and flood mapping

National Flood Insurance Program

Housing Finance and Assistance - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Homeless Assistance Program

Housing Counseling

LIBOR Transition

Rental Housing - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

CARES Act Notice-to-Vacate Requirement:

Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP)

Rental Assistance Funding

Violence Against Women Act

Small Business - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

SBA Programs

State and Local - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Rent Control

Student Loan Debt - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Fixes to Existing Programs

Relief for Borrowers at Fraudulent For-Profit Institutions

Technology - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Broadband Funding

SECURE Notarization Act

Transportation and Infrastructure - Realtor® Advocacy Wins

Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework Funding

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Government Affairs Blog

NV/RPAC Endorsed Candidates for Local and State Offices

Oct 23, 2019, 10:03 by User Not Found
Each year the NV/RPAC Trustees, a group of dedicated Realtors®, evaluate candidates for office based solely on their positions on real estate related issues.

While most media attention is focused on the 2020 presidential election, 2019 remains a critical election year in the Commonwealth.

All 140 members of the Virginia General Assembly are on the ballot this year and control of the House of Delegates and Senate hangs in the balance. Republicans have a 21-19 majority in the Senate and 51-49 majority in the House. During the 2017 elections, Democrats gained 15 seats in the House.

On the local level, long-term incumbents are stepping down in 5 of the 10 seats on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. Two seats on the Arlington County Board are also up for election.   

Each year the NV/RPAC Trustees, a group of dedicated Realtors®, evaluate candidates for office based solely on their positions on real estate related issues. The candidates below were chosen by fellow Realtors® based on their support for our legislative priorities, not on their political party affiliation. This selection process requires the NV/RPAC Trustees to review voting records and past positions taken by incumbent candidates and to conduct interviews and review questionnaires answered by challengers for each of the offices on the ballot.

The endorsed candidates below have demonstrated their willingness to work with the Realtors® on issues important to our profession.

ARLINGTON COUNTY BOARD

Katie Cristol (D)*

Christian Dorsey (D)*

FAIRFAX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Jeff McKay (D-Chairman At-Large)

James Walkinshaw (D-Braddock)

John Foust (D-Dranesville)*

Walter Alcorn (D-Hunter Mill)

Rodney Lusk (D-Lee)

Penny Gross (D-Mason)*

Dan Storck (D-Mount Vernon)*

Dalia Palchik (D-Providence)

Pat Herrity (R-Springfield)*

Kathy Smith (D-Sully)*

SENATE OF VIRGINIA
George Barker (D-39)*

Jennifer Boysko (D-33)*

Adam Ebbin (D-30)*

Barbara Favola (D-31)*

Janet Howell (D-32)*

Dave Marsden (D-37)*

Jeremy McPike (D-29)*

Chap Petersen (D-34)*

Dick Saslaw (D-35)*

Scott Surovell (D-36)*

VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Hala Ayala (D-51)*

David Bulova (D-37)*

Jennifer Carroll-Foy (D-2)*

Karrie Delaney (D-67)*

Eileen Filler-Corn (D-41) *

Charniele Herring (D-46) *

Patrick Hope (D-47) *

Tim Hugo (R-40) *

Mark Keam (D-35) *

Kaye Kory (D-38) *

Paul Krizek (D-44) *

Mark Levine (D-45) *

Alfonso Lopez (D-49) *

Kathleen Murphy (D-34) *

Ken Plum (D-36) *

David Reid (D-32) *

Ibraheem Samirah (D-86) *

Mark Sickles (D-43) *

Marcus Simon (D-53) *

Suhas Subramanyam (D-87)

Rip Sullivan (D-48) *

Luke Torian (D-52) *

Kathy Tran (D-42) *

Vivian Watts (D-39) *