Martha Mugler Puts Our Community First
Delegate Mugler makes it her top priority to listen to her consituteunts and represent them and their needs in Richmond. During the 2020 session she worked hard to give our teachers a raise, make health care more affordable and accessible to Virginiains, and protect our coasts from climate change. Now as we enter these uncertain times, she is commited to combating the COVID-19 pandemic by working with the Governor and the Federal government to enact any measures neccesary while also looking out for our workers and small businesses.
Prior to being elected to Virginia's House of Delegates, Martha served on the Hampton School Board since 2008, where she earned her reputation as a passionate and effective advocate for our kids, schools, and families. She led the way in redesigning school curriculums so that our students could be better prepared for college and good paying jobs through workforce development programs. As Delegate, Martha used her experience to improve the economy, reduce healthcare costs, and make sure our children get the educational opportunities they deserve.
A Personal Note
I am inspired by the many agencies and organizations that have risen to the occasion with planning and protective measures to ensure the health and wellbeing of all people during the COVID-19 outbreak. Including school divisions that are taking measures to ensure food is provided to students who need it and improvising learning delivery in creative ways. If you are able, I encourage you to support our local businesses during this period of uncertainty by ordering online takeout food and provisions.
It is my sincere hope and prayer that each of you remain healthy and safe during this unprecedented health and economic crisis.
Thank you,
Martha Mugler
Town Halls & 2021 Session
-Town Halls-
Going into the 2020 Regular Session I planned on holding two Town Halls, one in Hampton and the one for York & Poquoson residents after session to give a legislative update and hear concerns from constituents. However due to the global pandemic of COVID-19 and a State and National prohibition on all groups of 10 or more people, we have cancelled the previously scheduled in person Town Halls.
In their place, we will be holding two virtual Town Halls on “Facebook Live” in late April following the Veto Session and will release those dates in the coming weeks.
-2021 Session-
We are already planning for next year’s session and I want to hear from YOU! We are already putting together our legislative agenda for next year and want to hear about the issues that are on your mind. Do you have an idea for a bill I should carry next year? Please submit your legislative priorities HERE!