JJ Singh Sworn in as Delegate for Virginia’s House District 26

On January 13, 2025, JJ Singh made history by being sworn in as the Delegate for Virginia’s House District 26, representing Southeastern Loudoun County. Singh’s victory in the state’s special election marks a significant milestone, especially as he becomes the first turbaned Sikh to serve in the Virginia House of Delegates.

A son of Indian immigrants, Singh’s path to public office is a reflection of his deep commitment to service. His journey began with an extraordinary history as the first turbaned Sikh to serve in the U.S. Peace Corps, followed by his role at the White House Office of Management and Budget under the Obama administration. Singh’s dedication to public service has earned him admiration within the community, with notable figures like senator-elect Kannan Srinivasan expressing their confidence in Singh’s ability to represent and deliver for the people of Loudoun County.

Singh’s swearing-in was celebrated on social media, where he expressed his gratitude to his constituents. “Thank you, House District 26, for putting your trust in me,” Singh wrote. “I’m ready to get to work fighting for our values and delivering for Southeastern Loudoun County families.”

Singh’s rise is seen as not just a personal achievement, but also as a powerful moment for diverse representation in Virginia. His deep cultural roots and professional experience make him an invaluable asset to the state legislature. His presence symbolizes how far the state has come in embracing diverse backgrounds and experiences.

As Singh steps into his role, he remains focused on advocating for local families and tackling the issues that matter most to his district. His leadership promises to bring fresh perspectives to the legislative table, with a commitment to the community he proudly represents.

With strong support from local leaders and constituents, JJ Singh is poised to make significant strides in Virginia’s political landscape, all while championing the values of inclusion, service, and progress. His swearing-in marks the beginning of a new chapter for District 26 and serves as an inspiration for future generations of leaders from all walks of life.