In the face of a lawsuit and veto, Virginia Beach's election system still up in the air – The Virginian-Pilot
Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed legislation that would have aligned Virginia Beach's charter with its new district voting system.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed legislation that would have aligned Virginia Beach's charter with its new district voting system.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed legislation that would have aligned Virginia Beach's charter with its new district voting system.
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State delegates approved a contentious bill Wednesday that will align the city’s election system with its charter, sending it on the way to the governor’s desk. Because the bill would change the city’s charter, it required a two-thirds majority, or 67 votes, to move forward. Democrats backed the measure, but hold only a 51-49 majority in the House. In January, the Senate unanimously passed an ...
In January, the Senate unanimously passed an identical bill. But Republican lawmakers in the House had shared concerns about litigation over the city's new ward-based election system and whether they should approve the charter amendment bill while two lawsuits are pending.