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Republicans gain edge in voter registration in North Carolina for first time ever
How this translates at the ballot box will be tested this year.
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Donald Trump administration says all options ‘on the table’ regarding offshore oil drilling
Leaked documents show a plan in the works, despite opposition from every coastal Governor in the Southeast.
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AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Virginia’s primaries
All 100 seats in the state House of Delegates are up for election this year, although only 15 districts will hold contested primaries.
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Glenn Youngkin amends Virginia ‘skill games’ legislation, takes other action on final batch of bills
Proprietors worry the amendments essentially outlaw skill games and say Youngkin’s proposed tax rate — 35% according to the Governor’s office — would make skill games the highest taxed good in Virginia.
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Virginia Democrats launch their own budget tour to push back on Glenn Youngkin’s criticisms
‘He is not very smart when it comes to politics. He thinks that he is the boss of all of us.’
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Lawsuits ask courts to overturn Virginia’s new policies on the treatment of transgender students
Opponents argue the policies violate law by codifying discrimination against transgender students.
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Virginia considers a major expansion of gambling by legalizing ‘skill games’
Supporters say that as Virginia has paved the way for new forms of gambling in recent years, it’s only fair to let small businesses share in some of the revenue.
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After long delay, Virginia lawmakers advance nominees for powerful regulatory jobs
The State Corporation Commission has a purview that includes the regulation of utilities, insurance, state-chartered financial institutions, railroads, business filings and other matters.
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Former Virginia House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn will forego run for Governor and seek congressional seat
‘I have a record for getting the job done, protecting Virginians from all sorts of Republican chaos and extremists.’
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Virginia school boards must adhere to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s new policies on transgender students, AG says
Some school boards in red-leaning areas of the state have begun to adopt policies consistent with the Governor’s. Others, mostly in blue areas, have said they plan to defy them.