Jennifer McClellan Wins in Virginia and Will Be State’s First Black Woman in Congress
Jennifer McClellan, a state senator, will fill the seat held by Representative A. Donald McEachin, who died in November.
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Jennifer McClellan Wins in Virginia and Will Be State’s First Black Woman in Congress
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