Delegate Hala Ayala

As a single, working mother of two, Hala is an outspoken advocate for women and families.

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BREAKING: Equal Rights Amendment passes Virginia House of Delegates

January 15, 2020

Today the Virginia House of Delegates passed the Equal Rights Amendment, becoming the 38th state to ratify and adding women to the Constitution. Delegate Hala Ayala was a Chief Co-Patron of this resolution and has been fighting for its ratification since 2008.

Delegate Hala Ayala to Chair Technology and Innovation Subcommittee

January 14, 2020

Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn appointed Delegate Hala Ayala (HD-51) to be the first ever chair of the newly formed Technology and Innovation subcommittee within the Communications, Technology, and Innovation committee.

Delegate Hala Ayala Announced as Vice-Chair of Science and Technology Committee

December 12, 2019

Speaker-designee Eileen Filler-Corn announced vice-chair positions for all of the standing House committees. Delegate Hala Ayala (HD-51) was among these appointments as Vice-Chair for the Science and Technology Committee.

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Meet Hala

Hala Ayala is a lifelong Virginian, and has been a resident of Prince William County for over 35 years. She has served as the Vice President of the Virginia Chapter of the National Organization of Women (NOW) and founded the Prince William County Chapter of NOW. Hala has served on Former Governor Terry McAuliffe’s Council of Women, and has served as the PTA President of her son’s public school. Fighting for the rights of women and families has been Hala Ayala’s focus for many years.

As a Cyber Security Specialist, Hala Ayala has a strong dedication to the safety and security of her community members. She is committed to the protection of the private information of individuals. Her work as a public servant is powered by supporters like you. Hala is grateful to those who have given generous time and resources to ensure that she is able to continue her work for Virginia’s 51st House District.