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As the former Attorney General of Virginia, Jason Miyares’ story doesn’t start in Virginia, but in Havana, Cuba, when his mother, Miriam Miyares, fled communist Cuba penniless and homeless.

She immigrated to Virginia and raised Jason to appreciate freedom, fairness, and justice for all. A product of Virginia public schools, Jason graduated with a Bachelors in Business Administration from James Madison University and received his J.D. from the College of William and Mary School of Law.


In service to Virginia Jason served as a prosecutor in the Virginia Beach Commonwealth’s Attorney Office, where he worked alongside law enforcement to keep our families safe.

In 2015, almost fifty years to the day that she fled Cuba, Miriam was able to vote for Jason to represent her in the Virginia House of Delegates. After serving for three terms in the state legislature, he ran and was elected the 48th Attorney General of Virginia.

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WHERE MIKE STANDS

Economy

Macomb County is the engine of our economy — the Arsenal of Democracy — and a symbol of American strength. We make great things here in Michigan, and we need to keep it that way. Our workers built the middle class, powered American industry, and helped win two world wars.

I support President Trump’s efforts to protect Michigan manufacturing, defend American jobs, and ensure that our workers — not China or Washington bureaucrats — shape the future of our economy. That means bringing manufacturing jobs back home and cutting red tape that crushes small businesses.

When we put American workers first, we build a stronger, more secure future for our families. Together, we can keep building things, creating opportunities, and making America stronger than ever.

Having deployed to the Southern Border during President Trump’s first term, I saw firsthand the sophistication of the cartels that smuggle deadly fentanyl into our country and poison our communities. What I witnessed wasn’t just a crisis — it was a national security emergency. Border Patrol is fighting a battle against well-funded criminal networks, and Washington must give them the tools, technology, and policies they need to win.

I stand for finishing the wall, restoring the “Remain in Mexico” policy, and ending catch-and-release once and for all. We must secure the border, stop the flow of illegal drugs, and deport criminal illegals who endanger our citizens. Security starts with controlling who comes into our country, protecting our communities, and putting American families first.

Immigration & Security

Our schools are supposed to teach kids the basics — reading, writing, math, and science — and prepare them for the future. But too many schools have lost focus. Test scores are falling, teachers are overwhelmed, and politics have crept into the classroom. That needs to change.

I’ll fight to get our schools back to the basics and make sure every child has the tools to succeed — whether that means learning a trade, going to college, or starting a business.

In Congress, I’ll back a Parents’ Bill of Rights, so moms and dads always have a say in what their kids are being taught. Parents should be partners in education, not kept in the dark.

Education

A STRONG LEADER FOR VIRGINIA

Historic Leader ★ Tough on Drugs ★ Tough on Crime  ★ Defender of Virginian's Rights  ★ Defender Of Our Community ★

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Jason Miyares' Acomplishments

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Defended our Sports when the left wanted to change them for the worst

Fought against Pharmaceutical companies who were pushing drugs into our communities

Fought The Opioid Epidemic

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Protected our youth

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In the age of increased sexual exploitation of the Youth, Jason stood up to protect our kids.

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Since his inauguration in January 2022, Jason has been focused on fighting violent crime and improving public safety, strengthening economic growth, combatting the deadly impact of opioids and fentanyl, and protecting Virginians from corporate misconduct.

His office has secured over $1 billion in opioid settlements for drug addiction and recovery from pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors, holding them accountable for their role in the opioid epidemic.

He kept his promise to Virginians by investigating how Loudoun County Public Schools allowed TWO students to be sexually assaulted by the same offender. The result? A fired superintendent who was also convicted of retaliatory firing.

Jason also launched Operation Ceasefire during his first year – a multifaceted approach to fighting violent crime by focusing on violence intervention in communities and aggressive prosecution of violent gun crimes. It has put violent offenders who were on our streets behind bars.

As a prime example of the American dream, Jason Miyares is the first Hispanic American to be elected to a statewide office in Virginia, and the first child of an immigrant to be attorney general.

Jason Miyares is a husband and a proud father of three. With a heart of gratitude for being able to live the American Dream, he has dedicated his life to preserving that dream for the next generation.


Jason Miyares for Virginia
Jason Miyares for Virginia
About

A prosecutor's record. A Virginian's heart.

Forty-eighth Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Jason S. Miyares served as the 48th Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia from 2022 to 2026, becoming the first Latino-American elected to statewide office in Virginia. As the Commonwealth's chief legal officer, he led the Office of the Attorney General and represented the interests of more than eight million Virginians.

During his tenure, Virginia recorded a 30% reduction in murders and a double-digit decline in overall violent crime, coinciding with the launch of Ceasefire Virginia, a focused public-safety strategy that brought together state and federal law enforcement to target repeat violent offenders and direct resources into the communities most affected by crime.

"The rule of law is the foundation of both liberty and democratic governance — we must protect it for future generations."

Miyares also made confronting the opioid and fentanyl crisis a central priority, taking office at a time when Virginia had suffered the most addiction deaths in the state's history. As Attorney General, he secured more than $1.2 billion in opioid settlements for prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts. Miyares spearheaded Virginia's One Pill Can Kill initiative to combat fentanyl trafficking and educate the public, helping drive a 46.7% reduction in fatal fentanyl overdoses statewide — the largest reduction in addiction deaths of any state in the nation.

He also established the Elder Abuse Investigation Center for Central Virginia to improve coordination among law enforcement and prosecutors in protecting vulnerable seniors. He fought to safeguard Virginians' constitutional rights, and stood with parents to ensure they decided what was in the best interests of their kids.

30%
Reduction in murders
$1.2B
In opioid settlements secured
46.7%
Drop in fatal fentanyl overdoses

Miyares began his legal career as a prosecutor, serving as Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for the City of Virginia Beach. In 2015, he was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates, where he served three terms.

Miyares is a proud husband and father of three, and a passionate defender of the American Miracle — grounded in a belief that the rule of law is the foundation of both liberty and democratic governance, and committed to protecting it for future generations.

Jason Miyares for Virginia
Jason Miyares for Virginia
About

A prosecutor's record. A Virginian's heart.

Forty-eighth Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Jason S. Miyares served as the 48th Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia from 2022 to 2026, becoming the first Latino-American elected to statewide office in Virginia. As the Commonwealth's chief legal officer, he led the Office of the Attorney General and represented the interests of more than eight million Virginians.

During his tenure, Virginia recorded a 30% reduction in murders and a double-digit decline in overall violent crime, coinciding with the launch of Ceasefire Virginia, a focused public-safety strategy that brought together state and federal law enforcement to target repeat violent offenders and direct resources into the communities most affected by crime.

"The rule of law is the foundation of both liberty and democratic governance — we must protect it for future generations."

Miyares also made confronting the opioid and fentanyl crisis a central priority, taking office at a time when Virginia had suffered the most addiction deaths in the state's history. As Attorney General, he secured more than $1.2 billion in opioid settlements for prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts. Miyares spearheaded Virginia's One Pill Can Kill initiative to combat fentanyl trafficking and educate the public, helping drive a 46.7% reduction in fatal fentanyl overdoses statewide — the largest reduction in addiction deaths of any state in the nation.

He also established the Elder Abuse Investigation Center for Central Virginia to improve coordination among law enforcement and prosecutors in protecting vulnerable seniors. He fought to safeguard Virginians' constitutional rights, and stood with parents to ensure they decided what was in the best interests of their kids.

30%
Reduction in murders
$1.2B
In opioid settlements secured
46.7%
Drop in fatal fentanyl overdoses

Miyares began his legal career as a prosecutor, serving as Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for the City of Virginia Beach. In 2015, he was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates, where he served three terms.

Miyares is a proud husband and father of three, and a passionate defender of the American Miracle — grounded in a belief that the rule of law is the foundation of both liberty and democratic governance, and committed to protecting it for future generations.