Julie Robben Lineberry (R) is a long time Alexandria resident. She is currently an Alexandra realtor as well as a committed volunteer in community organizations like Girl Scouts, Inova Alexandria Hospital Auxiliary and the Alexandria Electoral Board. 

Lineberry graduated from Webster University and majored in social science and history. She was the Midwest regional Young Republican vice chair. She worked on the Winthrop Rockefeller for Arkansas Governor campaign, and on a 1972 Missouri state committee to reelect the president, before getting a job at the White House. 

After Former President Nixon’s resignation, Lineberry was unemployed and started her career as a realtor. For over 40 years she has worked as a realtor in the Alexandria, Arlington area.

Learn more about Julie Robben Lineberry here.

Elizabeth Bennett-Parker (D) is currently the District 5 Virginia State Delegate. Bennett-Parker was born in and currently resides in Alexandria. She graduated from Cornell University and earned a Master’s from the University of London.

She previously served as Vice Mayor of Alexandria, and  District 45 state delegate in the Virginia House of Delegates.  

Bennett-Parker has served on many committees including The Chair of the Operation Board of the Virginia Railway Express, Alexandria’s Community Criminal Justice Board and the Commission on Employment. 

Additionally, Bennett-Parker founded Fruitcycle, a social enterprise fighting food waste and food-insecurity. She is also dedicated to community organizations like Together We Bake, a non-profit job training and personal growth program for women.

Learn more about Elisabeth Bennett-Parker here.