State Senator Jennifer B. Boysko is a dedicated public servant running to represent the newly formed 38th District in the Virginia State Senate. With a wealth of experience, she has been serving in the Virginia Senate since 2019, and previously served as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates from 2015 to 2019.

Senator Boysko is known for her focus on pro-business and progressive causes, while also prioritizing fiscal responsibility. As a senator, she is diligently working on various committees, including the Judiciary Committee, Transportation Committee, General Laws and Technology Committee, Privileges and Elections Committee, and the Rehabilitation and Social Services Committee. In addition to her legislative duties, Senator Boysko serves on various boards and commissions for the Commonwealth.

Before entering office, Senator Boysko demonstrated her commitment to public service, serving as an aide to Fairfax County Supervisor John Foust and as a Citizen Member of the Virginia Board of Real Estate. She has shown her dedication to supporting other candidates as a grassroots organizer. Beyond her political career, Senator Boysko is a leader in her community.

She and her husband have been residents of Historic Downtown Herndon since 1996. She actively volunteers and supports multiple causes, including the Herndon Fortnightly Club, the Rotary Club of Herndon, and St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church.

Senator Boysko holds a degree from Hollins University and has a background that spans from Alabama to Arkansas. She prioritizes constituent services and encourages individuals to reach out to her via email or phone to share concerns and legislative ideas. Her top policy priorities include advocating for a world-class education system, fostering an economy that works for everyone, protecting reproductive rights and ensuring affordable, high-quality healthcare, and championing environmental protection.

With her extensive legislative record and dedication to her constituents, State Senator Jennifer B. Boysko is committed to making a positive impact in Virginia