There are several nominees running
for Lieutenant Governor from different domains of Virginia. The honor of
receiving this position extends beyond the surface benefits, but should bring
honor and pride to the heart of the recipient. Anna Sexauer gave a speech
discussing the great pride she takes in being the 2017-2018 Lieutenant
Governor.
Marissa Smith is running for the position from
Brunswick Academy. Smith (Brunswick Academy) said during an interview “I want
to be Lieutenant Governor because I strive to have the opportunity to give
everyone a far and equal chance to be heard. I want to share my opinion with
others in an unbiased and fair way.” Morgan Stanley is also running for the
position representing Kenston Forest School. Stanley (Kenston) said during her
interview: “I want to be elected for Lieutenant Governor because I have always
loved politics since I was a little girl. I began attending MGA in the 9th
grade and I fell in love with politics even more. I plan to pursue a career as
a lawyer. This experience as Lieutenant Governor would help build my knowledge
on government functions and relations. I am very dedicated to my political work
with non-profit organizations during summer internships so I feel being elected
for this position would benefit that as well.”
Isabel Baynum (Wakefield School)
created a speech which questioned the reasons of attendance to MGA. Baynum
stated in her speech: “Hands down I am a “people’s person” I love to talk and
interact. She realized quickly she needed to use her talking to make a
difference in the world.” Morgan Butler began her speech by describing an
experience which ironically parallels to the MGA experience. Butler said: “MGA
is a combination of unexpected events which lead to the amazing experience
called MGA and life”. Elections are tonight so be sure to listen to each
candidate in order to make an educated decision!
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