Virginia's 7th congressional district

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Yevgeny, uh, oh, wait, he wants us to call him Eugene Vindman, the current representative from Virginia's 7th Congressional District, just ran an ad that says there are two Wall Streets, and he cares about the one that's in Virginia.

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There are two very different Wall Streets.

In July of 2026, there was a bill that would have banned Congress people from trading in stocks.

It passed with 13 Democrats voting for it and every single Republican.

You know who voted against it? Yevgeny, I mean, Eugene Vindman of the 7th Congressional District in Virginia.

He voted against it, and then 19 days, 19 days before early voting began, he put in a bill that would ban Congress people from trading stocks.

Doug Olivant, the Republican candidate this year in the race for the congressional district that includes the Fredericksburg area, announced Monday that he has blood cancer.

Olivant, however, wrote on Facebook that he is staying in the race against incumbent Democratic Congressman Eugene Vindman in Virginia's 7th District.

Four other candidates also are on the ballot.

The King George County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday stood by its handling of the settlement of a legal dispute with Amazon Web Services.

There are six candidates on the ballot in Virginia's 7th Congressional District.

As VPM News's Dean Mirshahi reports, one of the candidates recruited another to run.

Randall Terry and Joshua Ertel are independents running in Virginia's 7th District, which covers urban areas like Prince William County and rural counties like Culpeper.

Terry, a Tennessee resident, recruited Ertel to run in Democrat Eugene Vindman's district and helped start Ertel's campaign.

They also share a joint fundraising committee with eight other candidates.

But who votes against that bill? Don't-call-me-Yevgenni-Eugene Finman votes against that bill.

But he's got an opponent, Doug Oliphant, in Virginia's 7th District.

Go find Doug Oliphant, who's just diagnosed with cancer and will press on and continue the race.

Army, I think Ranger, uh, Colonel, super good candidate.

I'm gonna carry a bill to stop it." I- I've never seen it ...

Like I said, we will all, at some point in our lives, run, but not everyone will run like Usain Bolt.

And Washington politicians will all, at some point, perhaps be disingenuous, but nobody does it as low as, "Don't call me Yevgeny," born in the former Soviet Union, Venben, who was preceded in the 7th District of Virginia in Congress by somebody named, oh gosh, Joe, help me here.

Uh, Abby.

Mark Warner, for example, who doesn't really have a serious challenge in his Senate reelection, is running campaigns against so-called surveillance pricing, where prices differ depending on the data that various retail outlets have compiled on a user.

And Eugene Vindman, the congressman from District 7, Abigail Spanberger's old district, is running this ad, very soft ad, it's him driving around with his daughter, and basically the whole message of the ad is, you know, it's hard teaching a teenager how to drive, but it's also hard to fight for banning stock trades in Congress.

It's issues that are not on the top of our heads at all.

You know, I mean, now they've been poll tested.