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'''Robert Sarvis''' was a member of the [[1994 Thomas Jefferson]] team that won the [[1994 PAC|Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. | '''Robert Sarvis''' was a member of the [[1994 Thomas Jefferson]] team that won the [[1994 PAC|Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. | ||
In 2013 he was the Libertarian nominee for governor of Virginia, and in 2014 for a Virginia senate seat. In both elections, Sarvis polled more votes than the difference between the victorious Democratic candidate and the runner-up Republican. This makes him the [[S.R. Sidarth|second]] TJ quizbowl alum to alter the outcome of a statewide election in Virginia. | In 2013 he was the Libertarian nominee for governor of Virginia, and in 2014 for a Virginia senate seat. In both elections, Sarvis polled more votes than the difference between the victorious Democratic candidate and the runner-up Republican. This makes him the [[S.R. Sidarth|second]] TJ quizbowl alum to alter the outcome of a statewide election in Virginia. | ||
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
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| + | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Sarvis Full educational and political history at Wikipedia] | ||
[[Category: Thomas Jefferson (VA)]] | [[Category: Thomas Jefferson (VA)]] | ||
[[Category: Celebrity quizbowl alums]] | [[Category: Celebrity quizbowl alums]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:03, 10 April 2021
| Robert Sarvis | |
| High school | Thomas Jefferson (1994) |
| Stats | HDWhite • NAQT |
Robert Sarvis was a member of the 1994 Thomas Jefferson team that won the Panasonic Academic Challenge.
In 2013 he was the Libertarian nominee for governor of Virginia, and in 2014 for a Virginia senate seat. In both elections, Sarvis polled more votes than the difference between the victorious Democratic candidate and the runner-up Republican. This makes him the second TJ quizbowl alum to alter the outcome of a statewide election in Virginia.