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Virginia's race for governor will be historic first for women
For the first time in commonwealth history, both major-party nominees are women: Democratic former congresswoman Abigail Spanberger and Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears. One of them will become Virginia's first female governor, breaking a barrier that has stood since Patrick Henry became the commonwealth's first governor in 1776.
With nine months left in office, Governor Youngkin says he's proud of what he's done for Virginia, and doesn't plan on ...
In an interview, the Republican governor of Virginia spoke at length about his views on diversity efforts, among other ...
Dave LaRock did not gather enough signatures for the Virginia governor’s race to appear on the Republican primary ballot in ...
(WSET) — Governor Glenn Youngkin is reflecting on a historic General Assembly session. The General Assembly maintained all ...
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin tried to amend an education bill, adding language about gender identity that Democrats say had ...
The General Assembly has rejected Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s amendments to a bill adding new restrictions on police use of license ...
The highly-anticipated Virginia gubernatorial race is drawing national attention as the only state besides New Jersey holding ...
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin rejected a bill that would have required data center developers to perform additional site ...
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Lawmakers push back on Youngkin budget, pass bipartisan bills on probation, dangerous drivingGeneral Assembly rejects governor’s cuts to education and health measures, while advancing efforts on criminal justice reform ...
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