TeKrony announces candidacy for Little River District Supervisor

Current Legislative Aide Seeks to Lead the Renamed, Redrawn District

Laura TeKrony officially announced she is a Democratic candidate for Supervisor for the newly renamed and redrawn Little River District in 2023. 

TeKrony has been a resident of Aldie for over 18 years. Since 2016, she has been the legislative aide to Phyllis Randall, Chair At-Large of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. 

She has strong roots in the Little River District and has spent almost two decades building relationships in local government, neighborhoods, and nonprofit communities. 

“I am running for Little River Supervisor because our new district needs an experienced public servant. We are the most diverse district, covering three distinct land-use policy areas with the highest growth rate in the county. As a current legislative aide, I understand public service, and land use policies. I have the institutional knowledge and relationships needed to best serve our district.” 

TeKrony said she “promises to work hard to meet residents, listen to their concerns, and implement effective solutions. I am dedicated to protecting residents’ quality of life through initiatives such as: supporting an effective multimodal transportation network, promoting public transit and bike and pedestrian facilities, adequately funding our public schools, keeping our communities safe, protecting the Rural and Transition Policy Areas, preserving historic and natural resources, completing the linear trails network, securing needed parkland, and increasing sustainability for Loudoun residents and businesses.” 

“In my current role, I am passionate about helping constituents with complex issues countywide. I believe Loudoun County and the Little River District provide an ideal home for families to live, work, and enjoy their community. As Supervisor, my focus will be on advancing the needs of residents. Whether it is the traffic congestion, overcrowded schools, or residential development in the Rural Policy Area, I am committed to serving existing residents, finding solutions, and creating a thriving community.” 

TeKrony received her BA from Bucknell University and her Master’s from Fordham University. She and her husband Mark have three daughters, two dogs – Snoopy and Giggs, and two cats – Frosty and Cowcat. She enjoys spending time outdoors gardening, biking, and hiking. 

Details of TeKrony’s platform are available upon request by emailing Lauratekrony@gmail.com.