Delegate Tom Rust (R-Herndon)

Party Republican Photo of Tom Rust
District 86: Counties of Fairfax (part) and Loudoun (part) [map]
Took Office January 2002
Next Election November 2011
Committees Commerce and Labor, Education, Science and Technology (Chair), Transportation
Website tomrust.org
Fundraising $64,159 cash on hand (From VPAP)
Daily Activity
Copatroning Habits 64% of bills he copatroned were introduced by Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of his bills, 69% of them are Republicans. Of all of the copatrons of all of the bills that he also copatroned, 59% of them are Republicans.
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Bills Passed 35% in 2009
Top Recent Contributors
Donor Sector Total
Virginia Republican Party Republican Party committees $79,554
Hazel Jr, John T Attorneys & law firms $37,500
Howell For Delegate PACs operated by Republican state politicians $30,000
Hazel, William A Public works, industrial & commercial construction $30,000
David For Congress, Tom Republican candidate committees $25,000
House Republican Campaign Cmte Republican Party committees $20,250
Albrittain Family Trust Real estate developers & subdividers $12,500
Fried, Ms Barbara J Real estate developers & subdividers $10,000
Leadership For Virginia Republican-based groups (but not official party committees) and generic conservative ones $10,000
Batmangheligj, Bahman Real estate developers & subdividers $8,500

Data provided by The National Institute on Money in State Politics.

Recent Mentions on Blogs

'Backtracker' Surveillance Bill Advances | Loudoun Independent

March 9, 2010
Mark Herring (D-eastern Loudoun) and Del. Tom Rust (R-Sterling/Herndon), the measure would permit the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority to install photo-imaging devices along the road to catch backtrackers, or motorists who hop ...

Not Larry Sabato: Thank You Dave Albo, Jim LeMunyon and Tom Rust

March 6, 2010
346 of 351 (98.6%) in Electoral Predictions Since Founding in 2005. « Meet Your New Fairfax County Electoral Board Member | Main | Del. Baby Wipes Also Voted To Allow State Workers To Be Fired For Being Gay ». Thank You Dave Albo, Jim LeMunyon and Tom Rust. With the controversy exploding over Ken Cuccinelli's "Fire The Fags" letter, it is important to note that the House of Delegates voted on this issue a few weeks ago. Delegate Adam Ebbin offered an amendment to the ...

Leopards That Change Spots | novatownhall blog

March 2, 2010
Del. Tom Rust (because I can-that's why!) gets cagey also before an election and espouses those things he supported which were good in the eye of the citizens. Then after he's elected, he tries to shackle us with more taxes and fees ...

Delegate Tom Rust Legislative Office to Receive LINK Food and ...

November 13, 2009
Delegate Tom Rust Legislative Office to Receive LINK Food and Clothing Donations.

Polls Closed: Open Results Thread

November 3, 2009
Chuck Caputo are basically tied with 10% of precincts reporting, Del. John O'Bannon appears to be defeating Tom Shields, Chris Stolle is leading Del. Joe Bouchard with just 1 precinct reporting, Del. Tom Rust is narrowly leading Stevens ...
Recent Mentions in the Media

Reston Connection: Virginia Increases Maximum Speed Limit

March 10, 2010
IN FAVOR: Del. Barbara Comstock (R-34), Del. Tim Hugo (R-40), Del. Mark Keam (D-35), Del. Jim LeMunyon (R-67), Del. Ken Plum (D-36), Del. Tom Rust (R-86), ...and more »

Loudoun Independent: 'Backtracker' Surveillance Bill Advances

March 10, 2010
'Backtracker' Surveillance Bill AdvancesMark Herring (D-eastern Loudoun) and Del. Tom Rust (R-Sterling/Herndon), the measure would permit the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority to install ...

Leesburg Today: Medicaid Funding Diversion Worries Health Care Providers

March 10, 2010
Del. Tom Rust (R-86), of Herndon, said the FMAP funds were redirected in the House budget to make up for cuts made earlier in the process.

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