A Proven Democrat for Senate District 4
Taking care of people isn't her slogan.
It's her job.
Trish White-Boyd has spent years serving the Valley's families — 18 years with Child Support Enforcement, the majority of those as a Court Specialist, 21 years building a senior care company, and 6 years delivering results on Roanoke City Council. Now she's running for State Senate to make Richmond work for the Roanoke and New River Valleys.
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$180,000
raised to build Roanoke's Henrietta Lacks statue — a story that brought NPR, CNN, and the BBC to our city.
2025
the year Roanoke's first electric bus rolled onto our streets. Trish proposed it on Council.
21 years
caring for the Valley's seniors through Blue Ridge Senior Services.
She doesn't just advocate for change. She delivers it.
Meet Trish
The work most people never see.
Before Trish ever held office, she spent 18 years with Child Support Enforcement — the majority of those years as a Court Specialist — then built Blue Ridge Senior Services, helping the Valley's seniors live with dignity in their own homes.
Six years on Roanoke City Council, including two as Vice-Mayor, taught her how to turn an idea into a delivered result: she proposed Roanoke's first electric bus, and in 2025 it hit the streets.
She's running for State Senate because Southwest Virginia often gets overlooked by both parties. Roanoke, Salem, Christiansburg, Blacksburg and the entire New River Valley — deserve a Senator who names it and shows up.
Read Trish's Story01
Lowering Everyday Costs
Utilities, prescriptions, housing — no one should choose between the light bill and the grocery bill.
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Health Care, Mental Health & Recovery
Health care has been Trish's job for 21 years — and as Health Chair of the Virginia NAACP, she's fought to expand it.
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Seniors & Family Caregivers
As a Senior Advisor, Trish has spent two decades helping Valley families care for their parents and grandparents.
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This campaign runs on neighbors — and in 2023 we proved a Democrat can compete in this district.
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