Michael Gage for Delegate

Michael Gage is running for the House of Delegates in the 74th District.

The 74th District includes: Henrico (part), Hopewell (part), Richmond City (part), Prince George(part), Charles City

74th District Voters Have a Real Choice
Editor, Times-Dispatch: This year, the residents of the 74th District have a choice! For the first time in years, the district has two candidates running for the House of Delegates. Thanks to Michael Gage, candidate, businessman, and community leader, we have a very capable individual with strong character whom we can choose in November.

It's not just one party and it's not just Joe Morrissey we will see on the ballot.

Gage has worked for years in the business world and owns his own business, so he is sensitive to the frustrations, challenges, and concerns of the owners of small businesses. He is concerned for the needs of all of the 74th District's constituents and is determined to find creative ways to multiply our resources and solutions, without adding to Virginia taxes.

Regardless of party affiliation, I encourage all 74th District voters to seriously consider their vote.

Catherine Harding Hendrickson.
Glen Allen.

Received the Ranking of "AQ" from the NRA. This is the Highest Ranking a Non-Incumbent can be given.

 AQ  A pro-gun candidate whose rating is based solely on the candidate’s responses to the NRA-PVF Candidate Questionnaire and who does not have a voting record on Second Amendment issues.

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View Pictures From the Fundraiser 9-22-09

Event Pictures 

Pictures provided by David Proett Photography

 Read the latest  Post on Virginia Right by Tom White

Town Hall 8-17-09

Listen to Michael on the "Conservative Creed" Radio Program:

Radio Interview

See article posted in Style Weekly

Businessman to Challenge Fightin' Joe

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What Michael Will Do

Michael is looking to help grow the 74th House of Delgates District.

•   He will work with the businesses in the area.
•   Work to make more jobs readily available to the people within the district
• Bring entrepreneurs to Virginia.  These people will create higher revenue, and create jobs
• Work with the civic organizations
• Preserve the Virginia "Right to Work" status

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