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then, one day in late i went to leesburg to hear a skinny guy with a funny name talk about his message of hope and change and, yes, we can. hearing then-senator obama speak was the first time i stopped thinking, that can't be me. and started thinking, yes, i can. i believed him when he said that we could come together around what unites us as americans and do the hard work of making life better for our neighbors. and so my political career began. in 2014 i won a state senate special election and went to richmond as a bright-eyed new legislator at a time when the legislature still didn't have a whole lot of people like me there. i was one of just a few women with school-aged kids and served in the minority. i learned quickly that my best ideas for policy come from my constituents. i heard a woman's tragic story of losing her brother to an overdose and took action to make narcan more accessible. i worked with a mom to help pass a law that gave greater benefits to single parents of kids with disabilities. another constituent came to me about her horrific sexual assault story, so i wrote a

then, one day in late i went to leesburg to hear a skinny guy with a funny name talk about his message of hope and change and, yes, we can. hearing then-senator obama speak was the first time i stopped thinking, that can't be me. and started thinking, yes, i can. i believed him when he said that we could come together around what unites us as americans and do the hard work of making life better for our neighbors. and so my political career began. in 2014 i won a state senate special election and went to richmond as a bright-eyed new legislator at a time when the legislature still didn't have a whole lot of people like me there. i was one of just a few women with school-aged kids and served in the minority. i learned quickly that my best ideas for policy come from my constituents. i heard a woman's tragic story of losing her brother to an overdose and took action to make narcan more accessible. i worked with a mom to help pass a law that gave greater benefits to single parents of kids with disabilities. another constituent came to me about her horrific sexual assault story, so i wrote a