Chris Clagett is the Republican candidate for House of Delegates District 91, serving Berkeley County. Clagett is a veteran and served in the U.S. Navy for nine years. He served as the preventive medicine officer and department head in Sigonella, Italy, as well as the regional consultant for CENTCOM and AFRICOM. He was also a co-developer for a deployed unit syndromic surveillance system for Operation Iraqi Freedom. His campaign priorities include small business growth in District 91, and he says he’s against “Cultural Marxism.” Clagett says he is also for smaller governmental roles in day-to-day life and the reduction and eventual elimination of property tax in District 91. He says he wants to reduce Berkeley County lobbying funded by taxpayers and eliminate what is commonly referred to as the “Rain Tax” in Berkeley County. Clagett’s previous medicinal militarial experience highlights an importance on healthcare but his campaign remains quiet on efforts to help District 91 residents with healthcare issues. He is set to face Democrat David Michaels in November. Both are vying for Ian Master’s seat who was appointed by Gov. Patrick Morrisey.
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