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Virginia Democrats keep control of Statehouse in first elections after Donald Trump win
‘Voters in Loudoun County once again rejected Republican extremism.’
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Virginia citizens make plans to vote after finding they’ve been wrongly purged from rolls
Anyone whose registration was canceled has the option for same-day registration, though their ballot will be provisional.
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Democratic Party chairs in the South are gearing up for a fight on abortion this election cycle
There are few, if any, places to turn in the South for women seeking abortion care; and a series of decisions have brought the issue to the forefront.
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Glenn Youngkin signs a measure backed by abortion-rights groups but vetoes others
Against legislative Republicans’ wishes, Youngkin signed a bill protecting women’s menstrual health data.
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Glenn Youngkin administration says it’s fixing issue that improperly removed some voters from the rolls
‘The Governor is committed to ensuring those that are eligible can vote and those affected will have their registration reinstated.’
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Glenn Youngkin administration says unknown number of eligible voters were wrongly removed from rolls
The Republican administration’s acknowledgement of the problem comes amid the second week of early voting in this year’s hotly contested legislative elections.
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Navy veteran Hung Cao enters GOP race to challenge Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine in 2024
Cao will join an increasingly crowded field of Republican contenders — at least eight other candidates have filed paperwork — aiming to run next year against Kaine.
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Glenn Youngkin endorses 6 candidates in contested Republican primaries
All 140 General Assembly seats will be on the ballot this fall.
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Glenn Youngkin scores some legislative wins as he eyes White House
‘He got a lot of solid singles up the middle, a couple doubles off the wall. Big home runs? Not yet.’
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Elaine Luria makes final case for democracy, vies for Black voters
‘If Luria is going to have a chance at winning, she absolutely needs to win over Black voters.’