Representative Madison Redd Whittle

Madison Redd Whittle is a member of the Republican Party and currently serves in the Virginia House of Delegates, representing District 49. He assumed office on January 14, 2026, and his current term will conclude on January 12, 2028.

Madison John Redd Whittle was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in November 2025, succeeding longtime Delegate Danny Marshall. His victory marked a new chapter for District 49, which includes parts of Halifax and Pittsylvania counties as well as the City of Danville. Whittle’s campaign emphasized his strong ties to the community, his background as a small business owner, and his commitment to representing the values of Southside Virginia.

Born and raised in Danville, Virginia, Whittle graduated from George Washington High School. His professional career has been defined by entrepreneurship, as he has worked extensively as a small business owner. This experience has shaped his political priorities, particularly his focus on economic development, job creation, and supporting local businesses. His ability to understand the challenges faced by small business owners and working families resonated with voters during his campaign.

Whittle’s public service career began with his election to the Danville City Council in 2016, where he served until 2026. During his decade on the council, he gained valuable experience in municipal governance, budgeting, and community development. His leadership in Danville was marked by efforts to strengthen local infrastructure, improve public safety, and promote economic revitalization. These accomplishments provided him with a strong foundation for his transition to state-level politics.

In the House of Delegates, Whittle has expressed a commitment to conservative principles, including fiscal responsibility, limited government, and local decision-making. He has emphasized the importance of supporting rural communities, strengthening education, and ensuring that Southside Virginia has a strong voice in Richmond. His legislative agenda reflects both his personal experiences as a business owner and his broader vision for the Commonwealth.

Whittle’s election was seen as a continuation of Republican representation in District 49, but with a renewed focus on grassroots engagement and community ties. His background in local government and business provides him with a practical perspective on policymaking, allowing him to balance statewide priorities with the needs of his constituents.

Outside of politics, Whittle remains deeply connected to his community, engaging with residents and advocating for policies that reflect their concerns. His tenure in the House of Delegates highlights his dedication to integrity, accountability, and effective representation.

With his current term set to conclude in January 2028, Madison Redd Whittle continues to build on his record of public service, aiming to strengthen Virginia’s rural communities and contribute to the state’s legislative process with diligence and vision.