As a Fairfax County classroom teacher, Julie Perry has seen firsthand how political agendas and bureaucratic mandates have damaged education in Virginia’s 10th District. Students are falling behind, parents are being shut out, and teachers are being pressured to prioritize ideology over academics. In Congress, Julie will fight to restore a focus on reading, math, science, history, and the arts, support parents’ rights, and ensure schools prepare students for real-world success—not political activism.

Education First

Cost of Living & Fiscal Responsibility

Families across Virginia’s 10th District are feeling the squeeze from rising housing costs, higher grocery bills, and increased energy prices—especially commuters and young families trying to put down roots in Northern Virginia. Julie will push for fiscal responsibility, oppose reckless spending, and support policies that bring down inflation so families can afford to live, work, and raise children in the communities they love.

Virginia’s 10th District is home to small businesses, federal contractors, technology innovators, and entrepreneurs who drive our region’s economy. Julie supports policies that encourage investment here at home, protect American workers from unfair labor dumping, and reduce burdensome regulations that stifle growth. Her goal is a strong, competitive economy that creates good-paying jobs and long-term opportunity for Northern Virginia workers and families.

Economic Opportunity

Julie Perry believes safe communities and equal justice under the law are fundamental to a strong society. She supports enforcing the law, protecting constitutional rights, and cracking down on violent crime and fraud that threaten families and small businesses in VA-10. On the national stage, Julie will advocate for a foreign policy rooted in peace through strength, supporting a strong military and national defense that protects America’s interests at home and abroad.

National Security

Healthcare That Works for Virginians

Healthcare in Virginia’s 10th District is too expensive, too confusing, and too often controlled by government bureaucracy instead of doctors and patients. Julie supports reforms that increase transparency, lower costs, and expand access while protecting quality care. She believes healthcare decisions should be made by families and medical professionals—not Washington—and will fight to simplify the system so it works for Virginians, not against them.

Virginia is leading the way in technology, and data centers can be part of that future, but only if they're developed responsibly.

Virginia's 10th Congressional District is home to the highest concentration of data centers in the nation, with more than 400 facilities. That leadership brings opportunity, but it also brings responsibility.

Growth should never come at the expense of our communities or our natural resources. Any new data center should protect Virginia's environment, respect the concerns of local residents, and be planned with meaningful community input from the very beginning.

The companies that profit from these projects should also be responsible for the costs they create. Taxpayers and ratepayers should not be left footing the bill for new infrastructure or increased energy demand. Virginia families should not see higher utility bills because of private development.

We can support innovation while protecting what makes Virginia special. That means responsible planning, environmental stewardship, transparency, and ensuring that the benefits of development are shared by the communities that host it, NOT shifted onto Virginia families.

Responsible growth is possible. It just requires putting Virginians first.

DATA CENTERS

Second Amendment

The Second Amendment wasn't added to the Constitution by accident. Our Founding Fathers understood that the right to keep and bear arms was an important safeguard of a free people.

The Constitution is clear: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

James Madison wrote in Federalist No. 46 that an armed citizenry was a key distinction between a free nation and a government with unchecked power. The principle remains the same today: law-abiding Americans have a constitutional right to defend themselves, their families, and their communities.

I will always stand for the Constitution and defend the Second Amendment rights of responsible, law-abiding Virginians.

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