Death Penalty Abolition Sign-On Letter for Exonerees, Draft, 2019 May 24

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Virginia Conservatives Call for Abolition of the Death Penalty
A Sign-on Letter

List of Signatories

1 Peter A. Snyder | Charlottesville CEO of Disuptor Capital July 9, 2019
Served in various leadership roles
for Republican Party of Virginia
2 Thomas Bliley Richmond U.S. House of Representatives June 12, 2019
Virginia’s Seventh District
(1981-2000)
3 Christian Josi Norfolk Former Executive Director, Sept. 23, 2019
American Conservative Union &
CPAC
4 Christian Springfield President, Thomas Jefferson Sept. 17, 2019
Braunlich Institute for Public Policy
5 Shaun Kenney Fluvanna Former Executive Director June 11, 2019
County Virginia Republican Party
6 Jonathan Bydlak Alexandria Founder & President June 21, 2019
Coalition to Reduce Spending
vi Kevin C. Walsh Richmond Professor of Law, University of June 24, 2019
Richmond School of Law
8 Susan Valentine Alexandria Lee District Republican Chairman June 29, 2019
(Fairfax County)
9 Matthew Hurtt Arlington Communications Director, June 24, 2019
Arlington County Republican
Committee
Delegate to the Republican
National Convention (2012 & 2016)
10 Chris Davis Midlothian President of Chesterfield July 2019
Libertarians
11 Joseph D. Rudmin Harrisonburg President of July 16, 2019
Rocktown Libertarians
12 Rebekah Bydlak Alexandria Executive Director July 9, 2019
Institute for Spending Reform
13 Erich Reimer Chester Conservative columnist & June 11, 2019
Republican activist
14 Rina Shah Reston Republican Strategist Sept. 17, 2019
15 Nicholas Cote Alexandria Former board member, Republican | Sept. 17, 2019

Liberty Caucus of Virginia

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