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GETTING RESULTS FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA

More Than a Decade of Results for Southwest Virginia

A lifetime Southwest Virginian, Todd Pillion grew up working on his family’s farm in Lee County to put himself through dental school at VCU and later served as a Captain in the Virginia Army National Guard, including a tour of duty in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. That lifetime of service to his community and country led him to run for the Virginia House of Delegates in 2014, and ultimately to the Virginia State Senate in 2019, where he now represents the 6th District covering the counties of Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Washington, Wise, and the cities of Norton and Bristol. As a pediatric dentist still practicing, Todd brings a unique perspective to the Senate, where he sits on the committees of Finance and Appropriations, Education and Health, General Laws, and Rules. Todd also chairs the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority and the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Board, fighting every day for the families and communities he has called home his entire life.

100

bills signed into law

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vetoes — ever

$150M+

opioid settlement dollars delivered as OAA Chairman

100%

VCDL pro-gun rating, six straight years

95%

Family Foundation of Virginia score

3

straight years as a state budget negotiator

Recent News

October 23, 2026

Southwest Virginia lawmakers urge SCC review of Old Dominion Power’s proposed hike

Sen. Todd Pillion, Del. Israel O’Quinn, and House Minority Leader Terry Kilgore are urging the State Corporation Commission to closely scrutinize Old Dominion Power’s proposed 23% rate increase — about $43 more a month for the average household in Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, and Wise counties, and the company’s second increase in roughly 15 months. The lawmakers say the size and timing of the hike would strain seniors and working families.

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September 18, 2026

Sen. Pillion presents $3M check to Dickenson County from Opioid Abatement Authority

As chairman of the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority, Sen. Pillion presented Dickenson County with more than $3 million in opioid settlement funds. The money will build a gymnasium on the new Wildwood Recovery Center campus and launch Recovery Connections Southwest Virginia, an effort to bring the region’s recovery resources together in one place.

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September 16, 2026

Opioid authority awards $12.3 million for prevention, treatment and recovery in Virginia

The Opioid Abatement Authority approved more than $12.3 million for 39 projects across 18 state agencies and public universities, from naloxone distribution to campus recovery programs — including nearly $63,000 for first-responder simulation training at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center. “These awards strengthen the partnerships that are helping Virginia prevent opioid misuse,” said Sen. Pillion, who chairs the Authority’s board.

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