Jay Jones reflects on 2021 and looks towards the future
Del. Jay Jones (D-Norfolk) traveled the commonwealth over the last year — first as a Democratic nominee for attorney general before the primary in the summer, then as a hype…
Republicans & Democrats have chosen their leaders in the House
Todd Gilbert (R-Shenandoah) will be the next Speaker of the House when the chamber gavels back into session this January.
Virginia congressional candidates are in limbo waiting on redistricting
Congressional campaigns are kicking off across Virginia with candidates not knowing exactly where they might be running.
Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin announces his transition steering committee
Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin announced the individuals who will be in charge of transitioning him from candidate to governor Wednesday evening.
Kiggans was endorsed by a powerful national Republican
U.S. House Republican Caucus Chair Elise Stefanik’s E-PAC endorsed Virginia state Senator Jen Kiggans as she seeks the nomination to run against Rep. Elaine Luria (D-Virginia Beach) in the second…
Spanberger faces tough prospects heading into midterm elections
Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger (D-Henrico-VA07) flipped a historically red district in 2018 with a wave of Democratic voters reacting to the first half of a Donald Trump presidency.
Governor-elect Youngkin launches application portal for jobs in his administration
Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin launched a portal Tuesday that provides individuals with the opportunity to apply for a job within his gubernatorial administration that begins in January.
Senate Democrats ask Supreme Court of Virginia to disqualify GOP special master redistricting nominees
State Senate Democrats sent a letter to the Virginia Supreme Court asking them to disqualify the Republican special master nominees who are being vetted for the job to draw Virginia’s…
Northam leads trade and marketing mission in Europe
Governor Ralph Northam is taking an international trip for a trade and marketing mission with members of his administration this week.
Petersburg advertised the wrong residency requirement for city council-replacement applicants
Officials in Petersburg originally informed the public that potential city council replacement applicants needed to live within the seventh ward for one year, instead of 30 days, which is what…