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April 5, 2025

Nicole Cole Named Democratic Nominee in House District 66 Race

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Nicole Cole, a familiar face to many in Spotsylvania County, is officially the Democratic nominee for Virginia’s House of Delegates in District 66. Known for her service on the Spotsylvania School Board representing the Battlefield District, Cole is shifting her focus from the schoolhouse to the statehouse—with her eyes on flipping the district and bringing a new brand of leadership to the General Assembly.

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“This isn't just a campaign—it's a movement to reclaim our future,” Cole said in a statement. “The issues facing this district require fresh leadership. I've proven I can deliver real change against the toughest opposition, bringing transparency to government and holding power accountable.”

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Cole says her platform centers around what she calls the “3 E’s”: Economy, Education, and Environment. “Above all,” she adds, “I’m running to stand up for every member of our community, to give them a voice to ‘Demand Better.’”​

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Born and raised in Virginia, Cole brings a mix of grassroots engagement and high-level experience to

the table. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Management from the University of Maryland and an MBA in Finance from Northwestern University. In addition to her public service, she has built a successful career as a business owner—something she says gives her a deeper understanding of the challenges local families and communities face.

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District 66 is a diverse and growing region that includes parts of Spotsylvania and Caroline counties, stretching from the outer edges of Fredericksburg down toward the Hanover County line. Cole hopes to unify the district’s varied communities around a message of progress, equity, and accountability.

April 4, 2025

Nicole Cole named Democratic Nominee for Virginia House of Delegates District 66

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Spotsylvania, VA – This week, Nicole Cole was named the Democratic Nominee for the House
of Delegates in District 66. Cole, an incumbent Spotsylvania School Board member for the
Battlefield district, has fought tirelessly for our community and is looking forward to flipping this
district and carrying on her history of service in the General Assembly.


“This isn't just a campaign—it's a movement to reclaim our future,” said Cole. “The issues facing
this district require fresh leadership. I've proven I can deliver real change against the toughest
opposition, bringing transparency to government and holding power accountable. I'm fighting for
three crucial priorities - the 3 E’s: Economy, Education, and Environment. Above all, I am
running to stand up for every member of our community, to give them a voice to ‘Demand
Better.’ I am honored to be the Democratic nominee for our district.”


Born and raised in Virginia, Cole earned a B.S. in Management from the University of Maryland
and an MBA in Finance from Northwestern University. Cole’s success as a business owner
amplifies her ability to meet and exceed constituent needs and understand organizational and
financial challenges facing our communities.

District 66 comprises portions of Spotsylvania and Caroline counties. Stretching from the suburban border of Fredericksburg city down into Caroline County to the border of Hanover County.


More information about Nicole Cole and the 3 E’s can be found at nicolecole.com. Any additional questions should be directed to Gail Tedesco at gailtedesco.hd66@gmail.com.

January 4, 2025 

House Speaker Scott hops on Cole(s) train at event in Fredericksburg

Nicole Cole, vice chair of the Spotsylvania School Board, faces a difficult task in trying to topple a popular incumbent. But she said she’s running for the House because she has more to offer her fellow residents than simply what she can accomplish in a county office.

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​“We need fresh leadership in Spotsylvania and Caroline counties, and I’m counting on you to help me make it happen,” she said. “We can win this seat.”

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