William C. Wampler III

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Will is seeking to represent the 4th District in the Virginia House of Delegates, which includes Dickenson County, and parts of Washington, Russell, and Wise Counties.

A native of Southwest Virginia, Will was born and raised in Bristol. After graduating from Virginia High School, Will earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of South Carolina. Will went on to study at Liberty University School of Law and earned his law degree.

An attorney, Will is a partner at Wampler Wyer PLC, a general practice law office that that provides a broad array of legal services to individuals and businesses. Prior to establishing his own law office, Will clerked for Virginia Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth McClanahan and worked for a public affairs and consulting firm, McGuireWoods Consulting, where he focused on education and workforce issues, public infrastructure, and economic development in Virginia.

Above all, Will believes that service to others is one of the greatest callings in life, that is why he’s seeking re-election to continue representing the people of the 4th House District.

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