SOUTH RIDING, October 16th, 2015 - Republican Chuong Nguyen, candidate for the House of Delegates in the 87th District, has been endorsed by NVTC TechPAC, a leading voice in Northern Virginia for the technology sector. NVTC TechPAC endorses pro-technology candidates for the General Assembly.

"Over the past six months, NVTC TechPAC’s Board of Trustees devoted substantial time and effort toward evaluating candidates seeking to represent our technology business community as members of Northern Virginia's General Assembly Delegation," said NVTC TechPAC Chairman Jeff Novak, Chief Counsel for Litigation & Compliance and Vice President for Public Policy at AOL.

" TechPAC endorsements are based on NVTC's Legislative Agenda and policy priorities and the TechPAC Board formally votes on all endorsements. While we did not endorse in every House and Senate race in Northern Virginia, we have endorsed these 34 candidates all of whom we believe will advance policies and investments to grow Virginia’s technology ecosystem, promote technology job creation, and enhance Virginia’s status as a global technology center.” 

READ MORE about NVTC TechPAC and their endorsement process.

[South Riding, Virginia] – Today Chuong Nguyen– Republican candidate running for the 87th House of Delegates District was named to the Republican State Leadership Committee’s (RSLC) 15 in ’15: Races to Watch list, highlighting Republican rising stars and exceptional candidates in state-level races this year. The list is comprised of Future Majority Project and Right Women, Right Now candidates – the RSLC’s initiatives that identify, recruit and support new diverse and women state-level candidates.
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“I am honored to be recognized by the RSLC as a ‘Race to Watch’ this year, and to be joined by so many exceptional diverse candidates,” said Nguyen. “I am running for Delegate to have an impact on people’s lives and make the 87th District a better place to go to school, raise a family and earn a living. I look forward to spending the last few weeks of my campaign sharing my message with voters.”