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Former Virginia House of Delegates candidate Gina Ciarcia jumped into the GOP primary in the commonwealth's seventh congressional district on Thursday, becoming the latest Republican to challenge Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.). 

President Biden endorsed 21 Democratic Virginia House of Delegates candidates on Tuesday, two weeks before Election Day in the commonwealth. 

The School Board voted 5-2 on a second substitute motion during an emergency meeting Wednesday night to require the face coverings.

The five legislators who lost their General Assembly seats on Tuesday may have set a record for party primaries in Virginia, but their defeats aren’t likely to directly affect a

Terry McAuliffe wins the gubernatorial primary while moderates beat candidates to their left around the state.

If there is one multimillionaire (or billionaire) in the state that the Virginia Democratic Caucus should not want to offend, it would be mega-donor and Charlottesville hedge fund manager Michael

Gina Ciarcia stepped into the race for Virginia's 2nd House District at a time when two other women vying for the seat are embroiled in a bitter primary battle.

Democrats can begin casting ballots in Virginia’s June primary election this Friday, as early voting begins throughout the commonwealth. The primary election will select Democratic nominees for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general ahead of Novembers election.  The Republican Party will pick its nominees for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general at a May 8 convention, using remote voting sites across the state. But the Stafford GOP will use the June 8 primary t...

Ban on guns in Capitol Square continues to advance in the General Assembly Joe Dashiell © Provided by Roanoke-Lynchburg WDBJ-TV Virginia State Capitol RICHMOND, Va. (WDBJ) - A permanent ban on guns at the State Capitol is closer to becoming law, but not without objections from Republicans who say it is stifling Virginians’ First and Second Amendment rights. Friday, a House Committee approved a Senate bill that would prohibit firearms and other weapons in Capitol Square. But...

We choose our words carefully, so when we use a strong one, we mean it. Today we shall use a strong one. Perhaps several strong ones.