Coles District Supervisor Yesli Vega to Join CPAC Latino Virginia Event

Yesli Vega, Coles Magisterial District Supervisor in Prince William County, will be speaking at the CPAC Latino event on October 25, 2025, from 2:00 to 5:00 PM in Sterling, Virginia. As a former law enforcement professional and proud first-generation American of Salvadorian immigrants, Vega brings a powerful perspective to champion the conservative principles that strengthen borders, empower families, and promote economic opportunity for all Virginians, particularly its vibrant Latino community.

Yesli Vega’s commitment to conservatism is deeply rooted in her family’s immigrant journey—her parents fled war-torn El Salvador in the 1980s, arriving with nothing but a resolve to build a better life through hard work and faith, embodying the resilient spirit of so many Latino families. With years of service as a patrol officer, hostage negotiator, and crisis intervention specialist in the Prince William County Sheriff’s Office, Vega has seen how conservative policies like strong law enforcement and fiscal responsibility create safer, more prosperous communities. As the first Latina elected to the Prince William County Board of Supervisors for the Coles District, where she has fought against reckless development and for taxpayer protections, and as co-chair of Latinos for Youngkin, Vega exemplifies the belief that Republican values of liberty, family, and opportunity pave the way for the American Dream for Latinos and all Americans. 

Don’t miss Yesli Vega’s inspiring address at this crucial CPAC Latino event—reserve your tickets now at CPAC.org/Latino.