The first election of 2019 will feature Republican candidate and former House of Delegates member Joe May and Democratic candidate and Delegate Jennifer Boysko (D-Fairfax) in today’s January 8 special election.
President Trump will also be traveling to the U.S.-Mexico border later this week as he seeks to highlight border security and push Democrats towards funding for the wall.
“I don’t want Joe Sixpack paying for a stadium,” Delegate Michael Webert (R-Fauquier) said after he announced his legislation contingent on Maryland and D.C. also opposing taxpayer-backed economic incentives for the Washington Redskins.
A statewide increase in jet fuel taxes would be earmarked for rail construction in Northern Virginia, and the Dulles Toll Road, under a bill filed by a Prince William County lawmaker.
Convicted drug dealers, as well as certain addicts who skip their court-ordered treatment, would qualify for food stamps under the terms of the bill.
Repealing Virginia’s voter ID law, banning corporate campaign contributions, and limiting individual contributions are among the top priorities for Northam.
The first election of 2019 will feature Republican candidate and former House of Delegates member Joe May and Democratic candidate and Delegate Jennifer Boysko (D-Fairfax) in tomorrow’s January 8 special election.
Crews were working to clean up from winter storms and clear roadways, but it may be a long time before the parkway can be opened as the federal government remains shut.
The common 10/22, used by countless youth to learn gun safety, would fall within the scope of the ban, based on the magazines they may be equipped with. The proposal follows similar moves in other states.
Union-friendly “Democratic socialist” Lee Carter said he hopes the threat of unions closing down schools will lead to more spending. Carter, who also introduced a bill repealing Virginia’s Right to Work law, authored legislation allowing government employees to strike and walk off the job.
