Chris Obenshain addresses Holy Week, gerrymandering concerns, and community leadership

Chris Obenshain, Virginia State Representative for 41st District
Chris Obenshain, Virginia State Representative for 41st District
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Chris Obenshain, a Republican member of the Virginia State House representing the 41st district, recently shared several messages on his social media account. His posts covered topics ranging from religious observances to local political concerns and community leadership.

On March 29, 2026, Obenshain marked the beginning of Holy Week by posting a Bible verse and well-wishes to his followers: “Blessed is the King who comes in the name of the Lord! Peace in heaven and glory in the highest!”
Luke 19:38

As we open this Holy Week in prayer and thanksgiving, I wish a blessed and joyous Palm Sunday to all!

The following day, March 30, 2026, he addressed residents of Montgomery County regarding an ongoing issue with redistricting. He wrote: If you live in Montgomery County, please read this.

Is this what “restoring fairness” looks like? Of course not. This is about breaking up communities and silencing voters to benefit political insiders.

The only way to stop this grotesque gerrymander is to vote NO between now

On April 1, 2026, Obenshain recognized local leadership by attending an event honoring Sheriff Hank Partin’s retirement. He stated: It was an honor to be able to recognize two extraordinary leaders in our community this afternoon.

I was pleased to join a room full of Montgomery County leaders in celebrating the career of Sheriff Hank Partin upon his well-earned retirement today. His efforts have made our

Obenshain was elected in 2024 as state representative for Virginia’s 41st House district after succeeding Eileen Filler-Corn.



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