Born in Wilmington, Delaware on September 13, 1982, Glen Howard Sturtevant Jr. is an American lawyer and politician. He attended Catholic University, where he earned his B.A., and later pursued a J.D. at George Mason University School of Law. Glen is an attorney by profession.1
In 2015, after serving on the School Board, Glen was elected to the Virginia Senate. During his tenure, he championed several important causes. Notably, he fought for a thorough audit of state government and advocated for a zero-based budget for Virginia. His commitment extended to lowering taxes, safeguarding Second Amendment rights, protecting the unborn, defending freedom of speech, and ensuring the integrity of elections.
Glen Sturtevant’s committee assignments in the Virginia Senate included Commerce and Labor, Courts of Justice, General Laws and Technology, and Local Government. His dedication to public service has left a lasting impact on the state.
Currently, Glen Sturtevant represents District 12, which encompasses all of Colonial Heights City and parts of Chesterfield County. As a Catholic, he remains committed to serving his constituents and upholding the values he holds dear.
