| Primary day in Virginia is the perfect time to catch up on vulnerable Congresswoman Jen Kiggans’ record in office. Spoiler alert: it’s not good.
Kiggans has repeatedly lied to Virginians by breaking her promises to lower costs and protect access to health care. She has even gone so far as to scrub her own campaign website in a desperate effort to cover for her lies.
Here are three headlines to help you catch up quick on Jen Kiggans’ flip-flopping record for yourself:
1. Kiggans lied to Virginians when she swore she’d protect their health care, but then voted to gut Medicaid instead.

“The ‘big, beautiful’ bill proposes sweeping cuts to programs, including Medicaid and food assistance. Rep. Jen Kiggans opposed the cuts in a letter, but later voted for them.”
2. Kiggans lied to Virginians when she swore she’d lower health care costs, but then voted to let health care premiums skyrocket.
“Democrats are making the issue central to the 2026 campaign. ‘Once again, Jen Kiggans votes against making health care more affordable, putting her own political interests above Coastal Virginians,’ said former Rep. Elaine Luria in a statement.”
3. Kiggans was caught scrubbing her website in a desperate attempt to cover up for her own lies and failed record.
“As gas prices rose across Virginia this year, Hampton Roads area Congresswoman Jen Kiggans (R) removed parts of her campaign website discussing the cost of gas and the economic struggles of Virginians.”
DCCC Spokesperson Eli Cousin:
“Jen Kiggans has established a clear pattern of lying to Virginians by promising one thing, only to turn around and fold when it matters most. She won’t be able to outrun her cost-spiking, health care-slashing, veterans benefits-cutting record come November.”
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