About Former Delegate Cheryl Turpin
Cheryl Turpin is a mother, public high school teacher, and former legislator running with the belief, "If you want to see our future, take a look at our classrooms." Delegate Turpin wants to build a Virginia Beach where public school, public safety, public health employees and small businesses are at the forefront of decisions that face Virginia Beach.
Cheryl Turpin served as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, representing the 85th District, which includes part of Virginia Beach. She first won a special election in 2017 to fill the seat left vacant by Scott Taylor, who was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.
With a solid background in education, having worked as a public high school teacher, Turpin brings a wealth of experience and passion for educational issues. During her tenure in the House of Delegates, she was a strong advocate for education, healthcare, and environmental protection. In addition to her legislative work, she remains active in various community and advocacy efforts, continuously striving to make a positive impact on the lives of her constituents.
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
Cheryl Turpin aims to prioritize local small businesses in decision-making processes to ensure they play a central role in Virginia Beach's growth and economic development.
PUBLIC
EDUCATION
With her background as
a public high school teacher, Cheryl Turpin is dedicated to advocating for public schools, believing that strong educational foundations are crucial for the future of Virginia Beach.
ENVIRONMENTAL
TOURISM
Cheryl Turpin is committed to promoting sustainable tourism practices that highlight Virginia Beach's beautiful oceanfront and public parks, ensuring these natural treasures are preserved and enjoyed responsibly by both residents and visitors.
Meet Cheryl
