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Aldous D Mina: Virginia U.S. Senate candidate profile

Republican Aldous D Mina is running in Virginia’s contested U.S. Senate general election on Nov. 3, 2026.

Aldous D Mina: Virginia U.S. Senate candidate profile

Key takeaways

  • Mina is listed as a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate.
  • Virginia’s general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • The contested race currently lists 14 candidates.
  • No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file for Mina.
  • Mark Robert Warner is the listed incumbent.

Aldous D Mina is running as a Republican in Virginia’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate election. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the field includes 14 candidates with four different party or affiliation labels.

Mina’s candidacy

Mina is listed as a Republican candidate. No biography is on file, so the race record does not identify Mina’s occupation, education, previous public service or other personal background.

No campaign-finance totals are on file for Mina. That includes the standard figures for money raised, money spent and cash on hand. Mina also has no documented policy positions on file, so there is no official record here establishing the candidate’s views on specific issues.

A party label identifies a candidate’s political affiliation. It does not, by itself, establish where that candidate stands on legislation or public policy.

The full candidate field

The listed field contains eight Republicans, four Democrats, one independent and one candidate whose affiliation is listed as NNE. Mark Robert Warner, a Democrat, is the incumbent. Each candidate has the same absence of a filed biography, campaign-finance totals and documented policy positions in the race record.

  • Aldous D Mina is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Bert K Mizusawa is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Mark Moran is listed as an independent. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Bryce Reeves is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Jason Stephen Reynolds is listed as a Democrat. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Owen Nicholas Carlson is listed with the affiliation NNE. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • C.l. Chuck JR Smith is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Lorita Dr. Daniels is listed as a Democrat. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Gavin Solomon is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Alex DE Paula is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Mark Robert Warner is listed as a Democrat and the incumbent. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Gregory Eichelberger is listed as a Democrat. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • David Earl Mr. Williams is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.
  • Kim Farington is listed as a Republican. No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file.

What the records establish

The race is designated as a contested general election, meaning more than one candidate is seeking the office. The election date, candidate names, affiliations and Warner’s incumbent status are established in the race listing.

The records do not establish differences among the candidates on policy. They also do not show financial comparisons because figures for money raised, money spent and cash on hand are not on file for any of the 14 candidates.

What comes next

The central process question is whether official candidate records are updated before Election Day. New filings could add biographies, campaign-finance figures or documented issue positions for Mina and the other candidates.

Voters can also watch for changes to the listed field as the Nov. 3, 2026, general election approaches. Any such changes would affect which names and affiliations appear in the final contest.

What to watch

  • Updates to the official candidate field
  • New candidate biographies or policy positions
  • Campaign-finance filings for all candidates
  • Final candidate listings before Nov. 3, 2026

Who's running: U.S. Senate

Election day: November 3, 2026

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