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| − | '''David Brat''' (b. July 27, 1964) is the Republican Congressman-elect for Virginia's 7th District. Brat shocked the nation with his historic defeat of House Majority Leader [[Eric Cantor]] in the June 2014 [[Republican]] primary | + | '''David Brat''' (b. July 27, 1964) is the Republican Congressman-elect for Virginia's 7th District. Brat shocked the nation with his historic defeat of House Majority Leader [[Eric Cantor]] in the June 2014 [[Republican]] primary after being outspent 40 to 1. Prior to politics, he was a Director of Economics at Randolph–Macon College. <ref>[http://faculty.rmc.edu/dbrat/ David A. Brat, Department of Economics and Business]</ref> His campaign message was simple, run on the Republican party platform that Cantor had ignored. In the [[2014 Midterm Elections]], Brat defeated his fellow faculty member, Democrat Jack Trammell. |
David Brat is married with two children and is a professed [[Christian]]. | David Brat is married with two children and is a professed [[Christian]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:59, December 19, 2014
David Brat (b. July 27, 1964) is the Republican Congressman-elect for Virginia's 7th District. Brat shocked the nation with his historic defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the June 2014 Republican primary after being outspent 40 to 1. Prior to politics, he was a Director of Economics at Randolph–Macon College. [1] His campaign message was simple, run on the Republican party platform that Cantor had ignored. In the 2014 Midterm Elections, Brat defeated his fellow faculty member, Democrat Jack Trammell.
David Brat is married with two children and is a professed Christian.