5th District Congressional seat candidate Bob Good, left, talks to Don Woodsmall at last Saturdays Good rally on Woodsmall's property, the Roseland Lodge.
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Bob Good, right, talks to supporter Phillip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, at an Oct. 3 rally in Arrington. (Photo by Lee Luther Jr.)
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Bob Good, left, claps alongside E.W. Jackson during an Oct. 3 rally in Arrington.
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Barb Sherman, co-director of Women for Good, attended the Oct. 3 rally in Nelson County.
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Republican E.W. Jackson gets the crowd energized before introducing Bob Good during an Oct. 3 rally in Arrington.
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Bob Good, right, the Republican candidate for the 5th Congressional district, and E.W. Jackson, a Republican who previously has run for lieutenant governor in Virginia, join others in singing the National Anthem at an Oct. 3 rally in Nelson County.
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Luke Boyer shows his support for 5th District congressional candidate Bob Good and President Donald Trump at an Oct. 3 rally in Nelson County.
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Carlton Ballowe, right, chairman of the Nelson County Republican Committee, embraces Bob Good during a campaign stop in Arrington Oct. 3.
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James Murphy, left, along with his wife Brittany, chat with 5th District Congressional district candidate Bob Good in Arrington on Oct. 3.
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A voter registration station is set up during a Bob Good rally in Arrington on Oct. 3.
Republican 5th Congressional District candidate Bob Good expressed his support of Second Amendment rights and law enforcement during a “Good for Guns Rally” on Oct. 3 in Nelson County.
5th District Congressional seat candidate Bob Good, left, talks to Don Woodsmall at last Saturdays Good rally on Woodsmall's property, the Roseland Lodge.
Bob Good, right, talks to supporter Phillip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, at an Oct. 3 rally in Arrington. (Photo by Lee Luther Jr.)
Bob Good, right, the Republican candidate for the 5th Congressional district, and E.W. Jackson, a Republican who previously has run for lieutenant governor in Virginia, join others in singing the National Anthem at an Oct. 3 rally in Nelson County.