Wendy Gooditis

Loudoun County, Frederick County, Clarke County

Wendy Gooditis is a career educator, activist, and community leader. She’s running to fight for universal healthcare, an equal opportunity economy, and competitive public schools.

About a week into her candidacy, Wendy lost her younger brother to mental illness, so she understands firsthand the need for mental health reform and support for working Virginia families.

After 25 years in the area and a wide-ranging career in technology, education, and real-estate, Wendy is running to ensure that Richmond works for all Virginians.

House District 10

Secretary Clinton won this district by 4 percent of the vote. The 10th encompasses parts of Loudoun, Frederick, and Clarke Counties, and is currently represented by Randy Minchew (R).

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Wendy wants to ensure:

That we have a government that believes in improving the lives of all Virginians.

➔ Healthcare more...

We are paying Medicaid taxes that go out of state. That money could help Virginians who need it. Wendy supports Medicaid expansion because quality healthcare should accessible and affordable to all Virginians. The 400,000 Virginians without coverage should not have to make impossible decisions between healthcare and paying for other necessities. Medicaid expansion will create a healthier workforce and new jobs.

➔ Economy more...

The economy should work for everyone in the 10th district. Wendy supports ensuring that Virginians can earn a livable wage and that technical and other educational programs are available to help veterans and other Virginians gain competitive skills for good paying jobs. Wendy supports responsible development that is not at the expense of the 10th district's beauty.

➔ Education more...

As a career educator, Wendy believes that our communities are as strong as our schools and supports fully funding our schools and providing Virginia’s teachers with a competitive wage. Wendy believes that investing in our teachers and schools is an investment in Virginia’s children and our future.

The choice is clear. See how you can help.

Republican opponent

Randy Minchew

Just one example of why Randy has to go:

Randy wants to change the way that Virginia’s electoral college votes are distributed to ensure that, despite and likely because of Virginia's shifting to a more Democratic population in recent years, more votes go to Republican presidential candidates.

He introduced a bill that would allocate two of Virginia's thirteen votes to whoever wins the Commonwealth's popular vote, while allocating the remaining eleven based on congressional district.

Under current law, because she won the popular vote in Virginia, Hillary Clinton won all thirteen of the Commonwealth’s electoral college votes; Randy’s bill would have handed nearly half of those votes to Donald Trump thanks to the distribution of votes for president by congressional district.

Minchew's Voting Record

District 10