Delegate Wendell Walker, a Republican elected in 2024 to represent Virginia’s 52nd House district, shared updates on social media regarding the presentation of the state’s final proposed budget by the outgoing governor and preparations for the upcoming 2026 General Assembly session.
On December 17, 2025, Walker posted: “Back in Richmond today to receive @GovernorVA’s final proposed budget. A lot of work ahead as we prepare for the 2026 General Assembly session. Will be sharing some highlights later. Stay tuned! https://t.co/AYX8gzT3MJ”.
Later that day, he followed up with another update about the budget process: “Today in Richmond, outgoing @GovernorVA presented his final two-year budget to the General Assembly. The numbers paint a strong picture about where Virginia stands financially and what’s possible when we stay fiscally responsible.
As promised, here are the key takeaways:
” (December 17, 2025).
Two days later, Walker commented on the scope of the document: “As seen in @CardinalNewsVA, the budget is big. Nearly 1,000 pages big.
If you don’t hear from me until the new year, you’ll know why… I’ll be reading the budget. https://t.co/PD75zE14lW” (December 19, 2025).
Walker was elected to his current seat after defeating previous state representative Luke Torian during the most recent election cycle.