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House Bill No. 2091 doesnt mention gender dysphoria nor does it specifically address gender transition treatments.

Delegate Elizabeth Guzman announced her candidacy for State Senate in the new Senate District 29, which contains all of the Prince William County precincts she currently represents in the House of Delegates. 

Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) skipped the debate against her Republican challenger Yesil Vega after joining a trans extremist lawmaker.

Abigail Spanberger campaigned with a Virginia state delegate who seeks felony charges for parents who do not "affirm" their child's stated gender identity.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va.—A Democrat Virginia state delegate has backed down from introducing a bill to expand the definition ...

Democrats remain silent after swapping endorsements with State Delegate Elizabeth Guzman, after she introduced a bill that would penalize parents for not affirming their LGBT children.

This lawmaker wants to criminalize parents for not being gung-ho about LGBTQ identity.

Undocumented immigrants to get pre-natal care thanks to Pr. Wm. Delegate’s budget amendment Guzman The Virginia General Assembly has passed a budget that includes Delegate Elizabeth Guzman’s amendment to allow undocumented women access to pre-natal care through FAMIS. “Health care is a human right, and I am so happy that Virginia will allow women to access pre-natal care regardless of immigration status,” said Delegate Guzman, who is the first Latina immigrant elected to the Ge...

Michael Pope reports. Home health care workers deserve five paid sick days a year. Thats the new requirement in a bill now under consideration by the Senate. Delegate Elizabeth Guzman, a Democrat from Prince William County, initially introduced a bill that would have required paid sick days for essential workers, but senators narrowed it considerably so now it applies only to this one kind of worker. Republican Senator Mark Obenshain of Harrisonburg asked Delegate Guzman what would happen if th...

Democrats campaigned on a platform of taking action to crack down on gun violence. Now, they're divided on some of the details.