Bob Anderson, who previously served as Loudoun Commonwealth's Attorney from 1996 to 2003, is seeking re-election to the office with the aim of providing stability and a strong commitment to community safety. A resident of Loudoun County for over four decades, Bob and his family have a deeply rooted connection to the area. His dedication to community safety is personal, driven by his desire to protect the place he calls home.

During Bob's tenure as Commonwealth's Attorney, his wife Mary Beth taught at Emerick Elementary School, where she made a lasting impact on her students by viewing education as more than just a job. Bob himself holds an MBA from Shippensburg University and is a graduate of the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University.

The Commonwealth's Attorney's office under Bob Anderson was known for its high morale, strong focus on prosecuting violent crime, and successful resolution of a 20-year-old cold case involving a serial killer, which resulted in a life sentence.

Bob is passionate about the pursuit of justice, protection of victims, and ensuring the safety of our communities and children. He plans to implement an aggressive strategy to combat violent crime, sending a clear message that career criminals will face full prosecution in Loudoun County. Furthermore, Bob is committed to supporting criminal justice reform and juvenile reform efforts.

Understanding the importance of reducing the burden on taxpayers, Bob intends to seek all available state and federal grant funding. He is a staunch supporter of law enforcement and plans to fully support their efforts while fostering positive community relationships, as he did during his previous terms as Commonwealth's Attorney.

Bob Anderson is running because the current Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office is broken and non-functioning. After years of being the steady hand Loudoun County needed, Bob is once again answering the call to ensure our county is safe and promises transparency, coordination, and cooperation throughout all county departments and with the constituents he serves. As a unifying force, Bob is the ideal candidate for Commonwealth's Attorney, ready to bridge divides and serve the community with dedication and integrity.