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Responsibility. Restraint.
Renewal.

Government Should Work
When Life Gets Hard

  • Most people don’t encounter government when things are going well. They encounter it during a medical emergency, a housing crisis, a benefits delay, or an unexpected interaction with law enforcement. Or during the current period of unprecedented Presidential overreach.

  • Good government should stabilize Americans’ lives, not cause harm and disruption. It should act with clarity, fairness, and restraint—especially when the stakes are high.

  • I’m not running to add more noise. I’m running to make government work again. The stakes are too high.

Learn my Story

I’m Justin Garvin Maffett, 32, a Norfolk lawyer running for Congress to make sure government helps people through hard moments— not make them worse.

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