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Meet Emily Jordan
Delegate Emily Jordan is a fighter for the communities that she serves. In the General Assembly, Emily has worked to secure millions to expand broadband internet, championed workforce training initiatives that create good paying jobs, and has opposed burdensome regulations on our farmers and agricultural communities.
Emily has also defended law enforcement and opposed the soft on crime agenda that extreme progressives attempted to pass in Richmond. Emily will ALWAYS put the safety of our families and communities first.
Emily makes it a priority to combat inflation by supporting tax cuts for Virginia families. Emily voted to end the grocery tax, cut income taxes, and opposed the gas tax hike. Working families are struggling in todays' economy and she knows that you know how to spend your money best, not Richmond bureaucrats.
First elected to the 64th District in the House of Delegates in November of 2017, Emily represents the counties of Isle of Wight, Surry, and Prince George, and parts of the City of Suffolk. Emily lives in Windsor with her husband, Andrew, a law enforcement professional, and her family. She currently serves on the House Appropriations Committee, House General Laws Committee, and is the Chair of the House Communications, Technology, and Innovation Committee.
Meet Emily Jordan
Delegate Emily Jordan is a fighter for the communities that she serves. In the General Assembly, Emily has worked to secure millions to expand broadband internet, championed workforce training initiatives that create good paying jobs, and has opposed burdensome regulations on our farmers and agricultural communities.
Emily has also defended law enforcement and opposed the soft on crime agenda that extreme progressives attempted to pass in Richmond. Emily will ALWAYS put the safety of our families and communities first.
Emily makes it a priority to combat inflation by supporting tax cuts for Virginia families. Emily voted to end the grocery tax, cut income taxes, and opposed the gas tax hike. Working families are struggling in todays' economy and she knows that you know how to spend your money best, not Richmond bureaucrats.
First elected to the 64th District in the House of Delegates in November of 2017, Emily represents the counties of Isle of Wight, Surry, and Prince George, and parts of the City of Suffolk. Emily lives in Windsor with her husband, Andrew, a law enforcement professional, and her family. She currently serves on the House Appropriations Committee, House General Laws Committee, and is the Chair of the House Communications, Technology, and Innovation Committee.
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On The Issues
Economy & Jobs
As a small business owner, Emily understands the excessive taxes, fees, and regulations that are strangling Virginia's economy. By keeping your taxes low, cutting unnecessary government spending, and growing small businesses we can begin to attract high-paying jobs to our region. As a member of the House Appropriations Committee, which hears all legislation relating to our state budget, Emily has worked to defeat bad legislation that would have poorly allocated funding within our Commonwealth.
Family Values
Having been adopted, one of Emily's top priorities has been reforming the Adoption and Foster Care system in Virginia. There are hundreds of children across the Commonwealth that are ready to be adopted, and families that want to provide a loving home. In Richmond, Emily has made it a top priority to streamline the adoption process to give children better options for permanency.
Tough on Crime in Our Communities
Emily voted to get tough on violent crime, repealing soft on crime legislation. Emily will always back the blue and work to make our communities safe. Working with Attorney General Jason Miyares, Delegate Jordan passed legislation that requires the Department of Criminal Justice Services to establish training standards for law-enforcement personnel regarding the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking.
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Today is National Rare Disease Day — but what is NOT rare is how many people with rare diseases overcome challenges and adversity daily with incredible determination. As a Mom of a child with a rare genetic disorder, I know with research and innovation the sky is the limit!
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Please help those of us with Blepharospasm. It's a rare disease that causes facial spasms which cause our eyes to clamp shut. More info can be obtained from the Benign Essential Blepharospasm Research Foundation. There are LCDs that are trying to dictate our treatments and since the people writing them have no idea what our disease entails, the quality and ability for us to obtain the care we need is compromised. Left untreated, we are functionally blind and will be left disabled. If you need further information in order to help us, please contact me or the BEBRF. Best wishes to you and your son!
I think TDS is much more rare than propaganda media would have us believe. I have a hard time believing there are that many people who actually support democrat party pogroms but media would have us believe that at least half the country supports the democrat ideals of self destruction and tyranny. I'm convinced TDS needs to be added to this list of rare diseases.
Miss you all xx
It is hard to imagine the General Assembly without Delegate Barry Knight serving in it, as I know so many others across the Commonwealth feel the same. Barry was a farmer first, and he embodied all the traits of what our citizen legislature is supposed to be. He was truly a Virginian Gentleman to his core. I just know my friend is already out fishing or hunting in Heaven right now.
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Such sad news. We are so sorry to hear this. He was definitely one of a king and work hard for us. We will truly miss and always remember Barry Knight. God bless him and his family.
Virginia has loss a true Gentleman and an Honorable Man! Prayers for his Family
Prayers for the families!
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I'll bet she has never tasted Brunswick Stew. The witch stirring the pot!
Keep making us proud.
It’s always a great day when our friends from Brunswick County come to Richmond! Stewmaster Kevin Pair brought his award-winning skills to the Capitol on Tuesday to serve up his delicious Brunswick Stew to all legislators, staff and visitors to the Square. A special thank you to all the Brunswick County leadership that make this day so special!
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Great job Emily! Save us from evil.
I’d be careful standing next to those 2! (Abby and Scott).
Today is a truly special moment each year in our Commonwealth. We convene with prayer for 67th Annual Commonwealth Prayer Breakfast prior to the kickoff of the 2026 General Assembly Session. Today, our Governor Glenn Youngkin will pray for Governor-Elect Spanberger in the spiritual transition of our Commonwealth. One of the moments of today for Guidance comes from the words of Jesus of Nazareth, simply: “Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you”.
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Thank you for representing us with such elegance.
Good stuff! Prayers for a wonderful Session. ☮️
Prayers will be with you for a successful session. 🙏
Wishing you a wonderful Christmas from our family to yours! -Emily
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Merry Christmas, Emily & Andrew! 🎄❤️🎁🎅🏼🎶💚🌟
Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄❤
Happy Hanukkah to those who celebrate and many blessings to you and your families! 🕎
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As a Mom of a 3 year old with a disability, today is a reminder to advocate for resources & research. You can’t spell disability without ABILITY! A large part of encouraging independence and growth for those in the disability community is advancing that as a priority! That’s been part of my commitment as I’ve served in the Virginia General Assembly, whether it’s support for the Brain Injury Community, advancing support networks or advocating for ID/DD waivers that are so vital.
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Thank you for always looking out for persons with disabilities and being a champion for them.
Thank you so much for all you do. ❤️
Thank you Senator😊