The lieutenant governor’s office does not come with a spotlight.
It does not come with a huge staff, a giant budget, or a list of easy wins waiting on the desk.
Ghazala Hashmi is doing what real leaders do when no one hands them a script:
She is writing it herself.
Augusta Free Press noticed.
They wrote that Ghazala has been doing a good job creating her own momentum — especially through her advocacy on the proposed $67 billion Dominion–NextEra merger and what it could mean for Virginians’ energy bills.
That matters.
Because while too many politicians wait for permission, Ghazala is hitting the road.
She is launching an Energy Costs Listening Tour across Virginia. She is bringing experts, local leaders, and community members together. She is asking hard questions before one of the largest utility deals in history moves forward and families are left wondering why their bills keep going up.
Ghazala is showing up, listening first, and fighting to make sure working families have a voice.
But building this kind of momentum takes resources.
Every stop on this tour takes planning, travel, staff time, outreach, and the ability to make sure Virginians know Ghazala is fighting for them.
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