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Former Connolly chief of staff wins Democratic nod in Virginia special election
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Former Gerry Connolly aide wins Democratic primary in bid to replace him in US House seat from Virginia
A Circuit Court judge’s ruling means that Virginia Beach’s current 10-1 voting system can’t stay in place until the General Assembly says so. But the results of elections that
A report from the US Bureau of Labor and Statistics shows that in May of this year, 717,000 jobs were held within the state, but a year ago that number was over 725,000. Executive Director for the West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy Kelly Allen said elections could be a reason why.
In an interview on The Final 5, Virginia House Republican Leader Terry Kilgore laid out the GOP’s game plan to flip control of Virginia’s House of Delegates in a razor-thin election year. Kilgore touted Governor Youngkin’s record on tax cuts,
Democrats and Republicans now have their candidates heading into a summertime special election to fill the seat vacated by the late Congressman Gerry Connolly.
The political spotlight this year is on Virginia, which kicked off its closely watched statewide election cycle with primaries that set November’s ballot.
There are days where you’re frustrated with what’s happening in D.C. and Congress, but it reignites the fire of why it's important to elect people who are willing to fight for you,” Delegate Rozia Hensen told Radio IQ.
Voters in Virginia’s 11th Congressional District will return to the polls Sept. 9 choosing between Democrat James Walkinshaw, Republican Stewart Whitson and independent Chandra Tamirisa.
Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. By The New York Times election results team: Michael Andre, Emma Baker, Neil Berg, Andrew Chavez, Michael Beswetherick, Matthew Bloch,
Virginia voters must go to their assigned polling location to vote in today’s Primary Election Day. To find your polling place, visit the Virginia Department of Elections website and enter your first and last name, date of birth, last four digits of your social security number and your locality.
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