Dear Jefferson District Neighbor,

It has been an honor to serve you and Culpeper County as your representative Supervisor for the past 32 years.

I am grateful to those who re-elected me in 2013 to continue to serve another term. It’s amazing how quickly that term has passed and we gear up to do it all over again.  That election was one that was hard-fought by all the great volunteers, friends, family, and poll workers who really gave their all to help us keep this seat. I am truly still humbled by the outpouring of support our campaign received.

The wide margin in those results reaffirms that the vast majority of folks in The Jefferson District like the direction we’ve been headed and wanted to keep our progress moving forward. We’ve done just that, as promised!

I promised then to keep working with all our stakeholders across political party and ideological lines, to keep Culpeper a great place to live, work, and raise your family, and I’ve done that.

Staying the course is a key thing to remember if you like the way things are going and don’t want to turn our county’s government chambers into a circus like some of our neighbors have had to endure.

We can always do a little better as a government just like anything else in life, and I look forward to continuing to work as your public servant for another term if you’ll have me. As always, please feel free to contact me if you need anything.

From my family to yours, thank you again for your vote over the years and in this coming November’s election once again, for your continued trust, and for your confidence in my representation of your best interests.

Please remember to talk to your family about making sure everyone votes on Tuesday, November 7, 2017. If you have any difficulty getting out to vote due to limited transportation or something else, please contact me immediately and I’ll personally make arrangements for you.  Every vote counts and every voice matters to me.

Sincerely,
Brad Rosenberger