Meet Virginia
Virginia McIntyre
County Legislator • Educator • Advocate
Monroe and Ontario County Practical Leadership Results Over Rhetoric
A Congresswoman who works like you do.
Virginia McIntyre, Monroe County Legislator—fighting for safer communities, stronger schools, and an economy that rewards hard work. Let’s deliver for Monroe and Ontario County—together.
Virginia McIntyre
★ A New Voice for New York 25 ★
1 Monroe County Legislator — Record of Support for:
Fiscal Responsibility & Tax Reduction
Older Adults, Individuals with Special Needs & Caregivers
Veterans & First Responders
Keeping Businesses Local & Streamlining Bureaucracy
2 Community Leadership
In 2021 became a full-time caregiver for her mother after a debilitating illness
Gates Comprehensive Plan Update Board, Member & Gates Conservation Advisory Board / CSC Task Force, Chair
Community advocate and organizer
3 Business & International Experience
Entrepreneur, international language professor & interpreter
Private and public sectors as artist and professor in the EU
English language program developer in Italy
Developed interpreting programs for sustainable tourism, international relations and immigration assistance
4 Roots, Education & Music
Born and raised in Gates, New York
Daughter of a retired law enforcement officer
Gates Chili & MCC graduate; Bachelor Degree — Magna Cum Laude, SUNY Purchase College
First SUNY representative to graduate from the Italian Music Conservatory in Mantova, Italy
International recognition for vocal performances
Local experience. Independent judgment.
A Monroe County legislator and educator focused on results—asking hard questions, protecting taxpayers, and building coalitions that get things done.
What she believes
Government should be accessible, accountable, and focused on solving real problems—public safety, schools, affordability, and opportunity.
How she leads
Listen first. Study the facts. Build the votes. Deliver results—without the noise.
Why Virginia
Independent, practical, and ready to deliver
Focused on results—not partisan noise. Built on local service and real accountability.
On the trail
Showing up—everywhere
Meeting people where they are and listening to what matters most.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives write and vote on federal laws, including the federal budget. Each represents one district and serves a two-year term. Tax bills must start in the House, only the House can impeach federal officials, and members oversee federal agencies through their committees.