15 Facts About Dave LaRock

Dave Alfred LaRock was born on May 30,1956 and is an American politician from Virginia.

Dave LaRock then defeated Democrat Mary L Costello Daniel and Libertarian Patrick Hagerty in the November 5,2013, general election.

Dave LaRock moved his legal residence from Hamilton, Virginia, to Berryville, Virginia, in order to be within the district boundaries.

Dave LaRock came in second behind French, who became the Republican nominee in the general election.

On February 19,2025, Dave LaRock announced that he was considering a run for the Republican nomination for the Governor of Virginia in the 2025 election.

Dave LaRock is not yet guaranteed to be on the ballot, given that Virginia has a high threshold of petition signatures needed to get on the ballot.

Dave LaRock was one of three GOP delegates in Virginia that sent a letter to Vice President Pence asking him to postpone the final counting of electoral votes, which gave Joe Biden the win including Virginia's 13 electoral votes.

Dave LaRock condemned the violence, but posted on social media that the Trump-supporting mob had been infiltrated by "paid provocateurs," and that there was credible doubt around the validity of Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 presidential election.

Dave LaRock faced calls to resign from the Loudoun NAACP, Winchester Area NAACP, fellow lawmakers, and at least two Loudoun County county supervisors.

Dave LaRock expressed his support for his constituent Thomas Caldwell, who was charged with conspiracy for his role in allegedly conspiring to forcibly storm the US Capitol.

Dave LaRock is a general contractor, and resides in Berryville, Virginia, with his wife Joanne and the youngest of their seven children.

Dave LaRock was ordered to pay a $25 fine for each conviction.

Dave LaRock had previously been charged with trespassing and destruction of property in 2012 related to an illegal sign.

Dave LaRock drew condemnations on social media and from local officials for use of the term "colored" in a January 2021 letter on his campaign website.

Dave LaRock said he did not realize that using "colored people" was racist until after he issued the statement.