Don Beyer (D-VA)

Don Beyer represents Virginia’s 8th Congressional District. He previously served as Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. He identifies as a Democrat.

2006

–Endorsed Harris Miller (D) for Senator of Virginia (lost primary)

–Endorsed Hillary Clinton (D) for President (lost general election)

–Endorsed Patrick Murphy (D) for Senator of Florida (lost general election)

–Endorsed Ralph Northam (D) for Governor of Virginia (won)

–Endorsed Justin Fairfax (D) for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia (won)

–Endorsed Mark Herring (D) for Attorney General of Virginia (won)

–Endorsed Jeff Bleich (D) for Lieutenant Governor of California (lost primary)

–Endorsed Tim Kaine (D) for Senator of Virginia (won)

–Endorsed Vangie Williams (D) for Representative of Virginia, 1st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Jennifer Wexton (D) for Representative of Virginia, 10th District (won)

–Endorsed Pete Buttigieg (D) for President (lost primary)

–Endorsed Joe Biden (D) for President (won)

–Endorsed Christina Hale (D) for Representative of Indiana, 5th District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Qasim Rashid (D) for Representative of Virginia, 1st District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Terry McAuliffe (D) for Governor of Virginia (lost general election)

–Endorsed Hala Ayala (D) for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia (lost general election)

–Endorsed Mark Herring (D) for Attorney General of Virginia (lost general election)

–Endorsed John Lira (D) for Representative of Texas, 23rd District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Jennifer McClellan (D) for Representative of Virginia, 4th District (won)

–Endorsed Joe Biden (D) for President (withdrew after primary)

–Endorsed Kamala Harris (D) for President (lost general election)

–Endorsed Missy Cotter Smasal (D) for Representative of Virginia, 2nd District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Karen Baker (D) for Representative of Virginia, 9th District (lost general election)

–Endorsed Gerry Connolly (D) for Representative of Virginia, 11th District (won)

–Endorsed Abigail Spanberger (D) for Governor of Virginia (won)