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This list of legislators is correct as of the publication of this guide. Four out of five state delegates have contested races in the Nov. 8 general election and are subject to change.

Legislators generally can be reached at the legislative office numbers when the General Assembly is in session from January to late-February (odd years) or mid-March (even years) and at the home office numbers the rest of the year.

* Indicates delegates who have opponents in the Nov. 8 election.

STATE REPRESENTATIVES

– Delegate Harry J. Parrish*, R-50th District. Legislative office, (804) 698-1050; home office, (703) 367-0505.

– Delegate Michele B. McQuigg*, R-51st District. Legislative office, (804) 698-1051; home office, (703) 491-9870.

– Delegate Jeffrey M. Frederick*, R-52nd District. Legislative office, (804) 698-1052; home office, (703) 490-8405.

– Delegate Robert G. Marshall*, R-13th District. Legislative office, (804) 698-1013; home office, (703) 361-5416.

– Delegate L. Scott Lingamfelter, R-31st District. Legislative office, (804) 698-1031; home office, (703) 580-1294.

– Sen. Charles J. Colgan, D-29th District. Legislative office, (804) 698-7529; home office, (703) 368-0300.

– Sen. Linda T. “Toddy” Puller, D-36th District. Legislative office, (804) 698-7536; home office (703) 765-1150.

– Sen. John H. Chichester, R-28th District. Legislative office, (804) 698-7528; home office, (540) 373-5600.

– Sen. Jay O’Brien, R-40th District. Legislative office, (804) 698-7539; home office, (703) 750-0936.

U.S. REPRESENTATIVES

– Rep. Frank Wolf, R-10th District (western Prince William, Manassas and Manassas Park). Legislative office, (202) 225-5136.

– Rep. Tom Davis, R-11th District (eastern Prince William and most of Fairfax County). Legislative office, (202) 225-1492.

– Rep. Jo Ann Davis, R-1st District (Dumfries, Rippon, Washington-Reid, Potomac, Graham Park and Quantico precincts, and a swath of eastern Virginia including Gloucester and King George County). Legislative office, (202) 225-4261.

U.S. SENATORS

– Sen. George Allen, R-Va. Legislative office, (202) 224-4024.

– Sen. John Warner, R-Va. Legislative office, (202) 224-2023.

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