“Bryce is a diligent, hard-working legislator who listens first, does the homework, and delivers results, not headlines.
Orange, VA – Virginia State Senator Bill DeSteph today announced his endorsement of Senator Bryce Reeves for the United States Senate, highlighting Reeves’ integrity, preparation, and results-driven leadership.
“Across my tenure in the House of Delegates and the Virginia Senate, I had the privilege of serving with Bryce Reeves in the Senate and seeing up close a patriot who leads with conviction and humility,” said State Senator Bill DeSteph. “Bryce shows up prepared, stands firm on principle, and fights for the people he represents with the steadiness of someone who understands duty and service. He backs our law enforcement and veterans, respects taxpayers, and never loses sight of our constitutional liberties.
“Bryce is a diligent, hard-working legislator who listens first, does the homework, and delivers results, not headlines. From strengthening public safety and growing jobs to defending parents’ rights, he is the kind of dependable leader Virginians deserve. He will always have your back. I’m proud to endorse Senator Bryce Reeves because he lives the values that keep Virginia strong.”
DeSteph represents Virginia’s 20th District, which includes all of Accomack County and Northampton County, as well as parts of Norfolk City and Virginia Beach City. His endorsement adds to the growing coalition of Virginia leaders backing Reeves’ campaign for his integrity, service, and commitment to results-driven leadership, which includes:
Reeves has built a reputation in Richmond as a problem solver who works across party lines without compromising his principles. His record includes:
- Supporting Veterans and Military Families – Expanded education benefits for survivors and dependents of fallen heroes. 2022, SB529 Military child program. 2022, SB768 VMSDEP expansion. 2015, SB 1354 Higher education military identifier.
- Defending Parental Rights – Championed legislation affirming parents’ role in education. 2013, SB908 Virginia Parental Bill of Rights.
- Protecting Public Safety – Led efforts to crack down on fentanyl and strengthen penalties for violent offenders. 2024, SB7 Antisemitic and hate crime bill, 2023, SB 1188, Fentanyl defined as a weapon of terror. 2017, SB1154 Harsher penalties for supporting terrorist organizations.
- Delivering Tax Relief – Secured bipartisan tax relief for working families and demanded government accountability. 2025, SB867 automate taxpayer refund for unclaimed property. 2022, SB528 Largest tax cut in VA history for our veterans. 2021, SB1130 Disabled veteran property tax exemptions. 2015, SB1219 Expanded tangible personal property tax relief bill.
The Reeves campaign will focus on lowering costs, securing the border, defending freedoms, and restoring trust in government.
Learn more at www.BryceReeves.com.
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