Mark Earley discusses crime policy and economic development in recent social media posts

Mark Earley discusses crime policy and economic development in recent social media posts
Mark Earley Jr., Virginia State Delegate for 73rd District — www.facebook.com
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Mark Earley, a political candidate, posted several updates on his social media account in mid-August 2025, addressing issues ranging from crime policy to local business events and community concerns.

On August 12, 2025, Earley criticized a political opponent’s stance on crime. In his post he stated: “Allowing crime to thrive or crushing crime is a choice, plain & simple.

Spanberger made the wrong choice.

Winsome will make the right choice.” He attributed what he views as poor decision-making to Spanberger and expressed support for Winsome.

Later that day, Earley reflected on campaign activities and the priorities of constituents during canvassing efforts. On August 12, 2025, he wrote: “A little warm, but a great evening at the doors nonetheless. Appreciate folks being willing to chat. Top topics tonight: working for academic excellence for our kids, securing sustainable energy for our future, and reducing the tax burden to protect the savings of hard working”.

The following day, August 13, 2025, Earley attended a local business event in Chesterfield County. He reported: “Always good to join local business folks at the Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Interesting presentation today from Commonwealth Fusion Systems about the new form of energy production coming to Chesterfield.”

Earley’s recent posts reflect ongoing discussions within Virginia politics regarding public safety policies and economic development initiatives. His comments about Spanberger and Winsome reference Abigail Spanberger—U.S. Representative from Virginia—and Winsome Sears—the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia—both prominent figures in state politics.

Chesterfield County has seen increasing interest in advanced energy technologies as companies like Commonwealth Fusion Systems explore new forms of energy production in the region.



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