Audio Interview: Republican Lieutenant Governor Candidate Winsome Sears
The Republican nominee for lieutenant governor Winsome Sears talked to Brandon Jarvis and Marques Jones about her campaign for lieutenant governor.
A new PAC aims to support progressive incumbents and primary challengers
A new PAC has recently been established with the stated goal of supporting General Assembly candidates who "stand up to corporate corruption and fight for racial, environmental, and economic justice."
OP-ED: Jennifer McClellan is Virginia’s Next Governor
by Tram Nguyen, the Co-Executive Director of New Virginia Majority and Alexsis Rodgers, the Virginia State Director for Care in Action.
Attorney General Mark Herring wins in lawsuit filed by Amanda Chase
Sen. Amanda Chase filed a lawsuit in an attempt to overturn the censure she received from her colleagues in the state Senate earlier this year. That lawsuit was dismissed U.S.…
PopUp Market at The Diamond will run through July
The usual nest for the hometown baseball team converts on Saturdays to a haven for local merchants and shoppers.
Youngkin tries to appease the party base and moderates as he pivots to November
The newly-crowned Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin is attempting to drive the narrow road of appeasing the party base while simultaneously appealing to moderates that are necessary to win in…
Sears will be the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor
by Brandon Jarvis Winsome Sears won the Republican Party of Virginia’s (RPV) lieutenant governor nomination after the party concluded the counting of convention votes Tuesday night. Sears joins gubernatorial nominee…
Republicans choose Youngkin as their gubernatorial nominee
After months of deliberations and anonymous attacks on candidates, Virginia Republicans have a nominee for governor
Virginia universities reckon with Confederate symbols
Virginia universities in the former heart of the Confederacy are reckoning with their past as students, faculty and staff call for the removal of Confederate symbols.
After months of negotiations, the first day of counting at the GOP convention did not disappoint
30,000 Virginia Republicans voted in an unassembled convention on Saturday to determine their nominees for governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general.