Key Facts
Background
John de Triquet received a bachelor’s degree from St. Vincent College, went on to medical school at Temple University, and completed his residency in pediatrics in 1978. De Triquet has been staffed at Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughter (CHKD) for the past 35 years. De Triquet was elected to the Chesapeake City Council in 1994, having an uninterrupted tenure. Additionally, de Triquet is the incumbent vice mayor of Chesapeake [1, 2, 3].
Key Issues
Budget
De Triquet advocates for cautious government expenditures. De Triquet wants limited taxation, proposing a decrease to the real estate tax in 2022 [1,4].
Government
De Triquet believes in an open and transparent decision-making process. Moreover, de Triquet advocates for practical problem-solving for Chesapeake City [1].
Endorsements
Republican Party of Chesapeake
Sources
1 John de Triquet for City Council
2 City of Chesapeake, Virginia
3 Ballotpedia
4 WAVY
5 Republican Party of Chesapeake