Bert Mizusawa
Republican
Bert Mizusawa is a retired major general in the U.S. Army who also worked as the deputy under secretary of the Army and commanded a combined joint interagency task force in Afghanistan.
Campaign platform
Local Control
Mizusawa believes local communities should decide what gets built, including data centers, and control their own land use policies.
DemocracySourceNational Security
His campaign focuses heavily on military readiness and foreign policy, highlighting his decades of military and public service.
DefenseSourceFiscal responsibility
Says the national debt has tripled and pledges to cut spending to core functions.
EconomySourceTax code reform for affordability
Calls for reforming the tax code to ease costs on Virginia families.
EconomySourceGreen New Deal Criticism
He attributes data centers' energy demands to the failure of Democrats' Green New Deal energy policies that restrict energy production.
EnvironmentSourceBorder security and defense
A retired Army major general emphasizing border security and military strength.
National SecuritySourceGovernment Spending
Mizusawa campaigns on issues related to government spending, advocating for fiscal responsibility.
EconomySourceConstitutional Amendments
Mizusawa opposes proposed Virginia constitutional amendments regarding same-sex marriage, felon voting rights, and abortion access.
DemocracySource

