Virginia Conservatives Oppose the Death Penalty for Individuals with Severe Mental Illness, List of Signatories, Final, 2018, 2017 December 15
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FullscreenVirginia C onservatives O ppose the Death Penalty for Individuals with Severe Mental Illness A Sign-on Letter List of Signatories Matthew Hurtt Arlington November 21, 2017 Former Chairman, Arlington Falls Church Y oung Republicans 2 | Christian Josi Richmond Former Executive Director, November 21, 2017 American Conservative Union 3 | Cliff Maloney Jr. Arlington President, Y oung Americans for | November 22, 2017 Liberty 4 | Erich Reimer Arlington Conservative Political November 27, 2017 Commentator 5 | Christian Braunlich Springfield Vice President, Thomas November 27, 2017 Jefferson Institute for Public Policy 6 | Michael Ostrolenk Alexandria National Director, Liberty November 28, 2017 Coalition 7 | Rina Shah Reston Republican Strategist November 28, 2017 8 | Thomas Bliley Richmond U.S. House of Representatives | November 30, 2017 Virginia’s Seventh District (1981-2000) 9 | Nicholas Cote Alexandria President, Right Way Forward | November 27, 2017 Virginia 10 | Shaun Kenney Kents Store Former Executive Director of December 4, 2017 the Republican Party of Virginia 11 | Eric Brescia Arlington Policy Director, Arlington December 5, 2017 County Republican Committee 12 | Cliff Hyra Mechanicsville 2017 Libertarian Party December 5, 2017 Candidate for Governor of Virginia 13 14
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