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A couple walking hand in hand on a brick pathway in a wooded park during autumn, smiling at each other.

GOD. FAMILY. COUNTRY.

Zachary R. Hulo

Candidate for Virginia House of Delegates - District 66

When we put God first, we strengthen our families. Strong families build a strong country.

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Virginia’s Reproductive Freedom Amendment

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This amendment would enshrine the right for mothers to abort their babies even until the 3rd trimester.

The amendment permits the Commonwealth to regulate abortion during the third trimester. However, it would prohibit the Commonwealth from banning a third-trimester abortion when, in a physician's professional judgment, it is medically indicated to protect the life or physical or mental health of the mother, or when the pregnancy is not viable.

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Protect the 2nd Amendment

Poster about Virginia HB 217, effective July 1, 2026, Chapter 1106, concerning assault firearms and certain ammunition feeding devices. It explains what the law does, including definitions of assault firearms, categories like semi-automatic rifles, shotguns, and firearms capable of accepting belt ammunition. It notes large-capacity feeding devices as a violation, and states a 3-year prohibition after a conviction.

HB 217 became law in 2026 after passing the Virginia General Assembly.

My Position

I oppose HB 217 and restrictions on the lawful purchase and ownership of firearms covered by the Second Amendment.

I believe the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to keep and bear arms, including for lawful self-defense.

As a Delegate, I would oppose legislation that I believe violates that constitutional right.

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Priorities

School Choice

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Your Child. Your Choice.

I support expanding educational choice so more Virginia families can access private and religious schools, regardless of their income.

I support expanding educational options and giving parents greater control over where their children are educated.

My position: Parents not government institutions should have the primary voice in choosing the education they believe is right for their children.

Virginia Workers

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Putting Virginia Workers First

Virginia workers should not be left behind as our economy changes.

My position: Economic policy should put Virginian workers and families at the center and ensure Virginians have the opportunity to compete, work, and provide for their families.

Local Control

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Local communities should have a meaningful voice in how their land is developed.

I support preserving local authority over the siting and development of large-scale data centers and utility-scale solar projects.

I also support giving local governments appropriate authority to recover infrastructure and community costs associated with major developments.