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American politician (born 1957)
Dimitrios Nick Rerras (born February 19, 1957) is an American politician from the Commonwealth of Virginia. A Republican, he served in the Senate of Virginia
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journalist Nick Reding (disambiguation), multiple people Nick Reed (born 1987), American football player Nick Rerras (born 1957), American politician Nick Revell
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Governor of Virginia from 2018 to 2022
unopposed for the Democratic nomination. On November 6, 2007, he defeated Nick Rerras, a two-term Republican incumbent, 17,307 votes to 14,499. He was re-elected
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former Virginia State Senator and Virginia State Delegate (1976–2016) Nick Rerras – former Virginia State Senator (2000–2008) Harry Meshel – former Ohio
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Public school in Virginia, United States
author Dexter Reid – former NFL safety and two-time Super Bowl champion Nick Rerras – former politician Chuck Stobbs – former MLB pitcher Scott Travis –
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6th Senate district, 2003 election Party Candidate Votes % Republican Nick Rerras (incumbent) 15,771 61.70% Democratic Andrew A. Protogyrou 9,775 38.24%
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9: Benjamin Lambert lost renomination to Donald McEachin. District 6: Nick Rerras lost re-election to Ralph Northam. District 34: Jeannemarie Devolites
2007_Virginia_Senate_election
Miller (D) 51.1% Tricia Stall (R) 48.6% 6th Nick Rerras Republican 1999 Defeated Ralph Northam (D) 54.3% Nick Rerras (R) 45.5% 9th Benjamin Lambert Democratic
2007_Virginia_elections
Tommy Norment (R) 65.7% Mary Minor (D) 33.9% 6th Nick Rerras Republican 1999 Reelected Nick Rerras (R) 61.7% Andy A. Protogyrou (D) 38.3% 7th Frank Wagner
2003_Virginia_elections
Yvonne Miller (D) unopposed 6th Stanley C. Walker Democrat 1971 Defeated Nick Rerras (R) 59.3% Stanley C. Walker (D) 40.7% 7th Ed Schrock Republican 1995
1999_Virginia_Senate_election
American legislative district
Party Candidate Votes % Democratic Ralph Northam 17,307 54.3 Republican Nick Rerras (incumbent) 14,499 45.5 Total votes 31,851 100 Democratic gain from Republican
Virginia's 6th Senate district
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Thelma Drake, state delegate Paul Lanteigne, Virginia Beach Sheriff Nick Rerras, state senator Ed Schrock, incumbent U.S. Representative Ken Stolle,
2004 United States House of Representatives elections in Virginia
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American politician
in the Senate, chairing 4 committees, until his defeat by Republican Nick Rerras in 1999. Walker died on January 15, 2001, in Norfolk, Virginia. "Senate
Stanley_C._Walker
Senate, Stanley C. Walker (D) of Norfolk, was defeated by Republican Nick Rerras after 18 years in the Senate. In Fairfax County, 16-year veteran Jane
1999_Virginia_state_elections
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