House committee advances reproductive freedom amendment
The House Privileges and Elections Committee advanced an amendment Wednesday to enshrine the right to an abortion into the Virginia Constitution.
House committee advances restoration of voting rights amendment
Democrats on the House of Delegates’ Privileges and Elections Committee advanced a proposed constitutional amendment on Wednesday.
Miyares responds to Democrats running for attorney general
Attorney General Jason Miyares attacked 2025 Democratic attorney general candidates in a social media post on Tuesday.
Jay Jones announces run for attorney general
by Brandon Jarvis Former Norfolk Del. Jay Jones, D-Norfolk, officially jumped into the race for attorney general Tuesday. He is seeking the Democratic nomination. “Today, with hope for a brighter…
House committee to take up abortion and restoration of rights amendments this week
The House Privileges and Elections Committee will take up multiple proposed constitutional amendments on Wednesday.
Sears may have violated the Defense Department’s directive in campaign communication
Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears may have violated a directive from the Defense Department with a fundraising text she sent over the weekend.
Republicans announce nomination process in SD-32
The Loudoun County Republican Committee announced that it will hold a firehouse primary on Saturday to nominate its candidate for the SD-32 special election.
Anderson concedes VA-07 to Vindman
By Brandon Jarvis Derrick Anderson, the Republican nominee in Virginia’s Seventh Congressional District, formally conceded the race on Thursday to his Democratic opponent, now Rep.-elect Eugene Vindman. “At the close…
Democratic leaders align behind Srinivasan
by Brandon Jarvis Democrats are quickly aligning behind a candidate to replace Rep.-elect Suhas Subramanyam in SD-32, while Republicans have yet to have any candidates express interest in the seat.…
Petersburg casino proposal hits jackpot with 82% voter support
Petersburg residents overwhelmingly voted on Nov. 5 in support of a referendum to build Virginia’s fifth casino, something Richmond voters rejected twice at the polls.