Following controversial elections in Frederickburg and Newport News, the State Board of Elections has been revamped by the Virgina House of Delegates.
Virginia Elections Board Revamp By GOP After Contentious Voting Year
RTD Editorial Praises Dominion Deal; Lawmakers Encouraged To Learn More
Lawmakers seek to act with clear eyes as the Richmond Times-Dispatch editors praise Dominion Energy’s modernization effort.
Virginia’s Medicaid Debate Begins To Take Form
With numbers showing that health care expansion is popular, whether it is a net benefit or breaks the bank depends on the how-to.
Missing Anti-Trump Texts Found By DOJ, Mueller May Be Compromised
DOJ has found the missing anti-Trump texts sent between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page. One lawmaker says this indicates Mueller’s investigation is compromised.
NOVA Democrats Abandon I-66 Reform
Democrats must be held accountable for making promises to voters about transportation in NOVA. Republicans are the only ones working to fix I-66.
Trump’s Immigration Comments Indicate Deal For DREAMers
President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that DREAMers may be eligible for citizenship after “10 to 12 years” and a new deal on immigration.
Parental Leave Policy In House of Delegates Revived By Speaker Cox
Speaker Cox offering the new parental leave policy for the House of Delegates allows working mothers to be exactly that – working mothers.
Richmond’s Violent Crime Addressed by Mayor Stoney, Police Chief Durham
The City of Richmond saw a slight increase in violent crime in 2017. Mayor Stoney and Police Chief Durham are set to improve the city’s response.
SCHILLING: Charlottesville’s Bellamy Pushes Jail Board To Spurn ICE Immigration Enforcement
Bellamy’s quest for lawlessness is not Charlottesville’s first foray into resisting federal immigration policies.
Virginia Chambers of Commerce Support Coverage for the Uninsured
Economists are predicting a $3.5bn impact and 26,500 new jobs — nine times greater than if the Commonwealth opts not to move forward on health care reform.
