Another big victory for trans students in a Virginia school board race.
Justice Scalia’s daughter, Meg Scalia Bryce, has lost her race for school board in Albemarle’s public school district.
She favored anti-trans policies, opposed “CRT.” Bad night for Moms For Liberty in VA.
The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s daughter Meg Bryce lost a Virginia school board election Tuesday by a wide margin, according to results posted to the state’s Department of Elections. She took home just under 40% of the vote in Albermarle County, with her challenger, Allison Spillman, garnering north of 60%. Spillman, widely considered the more liberal of the two candidates, campaigned on allocating resources for mental health and promoting the collective bargaining rights of staff employed by the district.
During a candidate profile of Bryce previously aired by CBS 19 in Charlottesville she called her father’s legacy both “a blessing and a curse” for her campaign. “I think that it’s very easy for people to dismiss me as partisan because of my maiden name,” she said.
Roem, 39, defeated Bill Woolf, a Fairfax County police detective, according to unofficial results. She celebrated the win on social media Tuesday night.
“To the people of western Prince William County, the City of Manassas Park and the City of Manassas: I’m so grateful to continue serving my lifelong home community, now in the state Senate,” Roem wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “Thank you so, so much. It’s time to get back to work!”
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