Bert K. Mizusawa in Virginia’s 2026 U.S. Senate race

Election overview

Bert K. Mizusawa is running as a Republican in Virginia’s contested U.S. Senate election. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

The candidate field includes 14 people: nine Republicans, four Democrats, one independent and one candidate identified as NNE. Democratic Sen. Mark Robert Warner is the incumbent in the race.

The election is a general election, when Virginia voters choose among candidates seeking the U.S. Senate seat. The candidate list includes multiple people with the same party affiliation, as well as candidates identified as independent and NNE.

Mizusawa’s background and positions

Mizusawa is identified as a Republican candidate. No candidate biography is on file, so the record does not identify biographical details such as employment, education, public service or previous elected office.

No documented policy positions are on file for Mizusawa. That means there is no official position to report on issues that may arise in the Senate campaign.

Fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand totals also are not on file for Mizusawa. Those figures are separate measures: fundraising tracks money received, spending tracks campaign expenses, and cash on hand is the amount a campaign reports having available.

Candidates in the race

Each candidate currently has the same categories of information on file: a name and party identification, but no biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance totals.

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

What voters can track

The candidate field, official biographical records, documented policy positions and campaign-finance totals may change during the election cycle. Those updates would give voters more information about the candidates’ backgrounds, priorities and campaign activity before the Nov. 3 general election.

The current list does not establish how candidates will appear on the final ballot or whether the field will remain unchanged. It identifies the people in the contested race and their listed political affiliations.