Delegate Ramadan calls for immediate General Assembly special session on ethics reform

Delegate David Ramadan (R-87), who represents part of the Prince William County area, issued this statement Aug. 10:

“Nothing is more important to me as an elected official than voters’ trust in their government. Recent events in Richmond have hurt that trust. I believe that we as elected representatives must act -and act quickly- to restore that trust. I believe the best way to start the process is to immediately convene a special session of the General Assembly to re-work Virginia’s ethics and gift giving regulations. We can’t wait any longer, Virginians want resolution, and they want it now.”

Delegate Ramadan represents the 87th House of Delegates District, which includes western Prince William County and eastern Loudoun County.

He currently serves on the oldest & newest committees in the House of Delegates: Privileges & Elections (P&E) and Science & Technology (S&T). He is the chairman of the P&E Subcommittee on Appointments. Delegate Ramadan is the co-founder and co-chairman of the Business Development Caucus. He also serves on the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission.