Keeping you informed on state politics
by Brandon Jarvis Gov. Abigail Spanberger delivered the Democratic response to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, accusing him of failing to lower costs, undermining public safety and…
by Brandon Jarvis Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s chief of staff, Bonnie Krenz-Schnurman, is suing Virginia political operative Ben Tribbett for defamation. According to the lawsuit filed in Richmond Circuit Court on…
Guest Commentary by Richmond Mayor Danny Avula and ChamberRVA President and CEO Brian D. Anderson Richmond’s combined sewer system, much of it built more than a century ago, is one…
by Brandon Jarvis Most Virginians support keeping the commonwealth’s current system for drawing political maps and give Gov. Abigail Spanberger an approval rating similar to her predecessor, according to a…
by Brandon Jarvis The Virginia Senate shuffled key committee assignments Friday following Sen. Adam Ebbin’s departure to join the Spanberger administration, triggering a shake-up that included Sen. Dave Marsden’s, D-Fairfax,…
by Brandon Jarvis House Democrats considered several candidates’ home location when crafting the new congressional maps — not just incumbents — according to multiple sources familiar with the situation. The…
by Brandon Jarvis State Sen. Aaron Rouse, a longtime Clean Virginia candidate who has received $360,000 from the group for all of his races in the past, appears to have…
by Brandon Jarvis Democrats in the General Assembly have reached an agreement on a final 10-1 congressional redistricting proposal to go before voters in a referendum. “We made a promise…
by Brandon Jarvis The General Assembly sent the legislation that would establish the April referendum for voters decide if they support Democrats redrawing congressional boundaries this year. This comes as…
by Brandon Jarvis The Virginia Senate passed legislation on Tuesday that would limit the work of immigration enforcement officials from operating inside courthouses. “Our courthouses are meant to be the…