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Virginia governor unveils ad campaign for Hispanic voters - Vimarsana News

Virginia governor unveils ad campaign for Hispanic voters

Gov. Glen Youngkin is launching a six-figure campaign for Hispanic voters to vote Republican in legislation elections in November that will determine control of the General Assembly and his power for the second half of his term.

Virginia governor unveils ad campaign for Hispanic voters - Vimarsana News

Virginia governor unveils ad campaign for Hispanic voters

Gov. Glen Youngkin is launching a six-figure campaign for Hispanic voters to vote Republican in legislation elections in November that will determine control of the General Assembly and his power for the second half of his term.

Knight balks at budget proposal - Vimarsana News

Knight balks at budget proposal

House Appropriations Chairman Barry Knight, R-Virginia Beach, balked at the latest Senate proposal off er to break a six-month budget impasse, but he wants all negotiators on both sides to

Virginia budget negotiators to meet on potential compromise. - Vimarsana News

Virginia budget negotiators to meet on potential compromise.

Senate budget negotiators will meet on Wednesday in Richmond to consider a proposed compromise on the stalled state budget, with Gov. Glenn Youngkin waiting eagerly in the wings for a possible deal that could significantly alter his proposed $1 billion package of permanent tax cuts.

Virginia paid $21.8 million for deceased Medicaid enrollees - Vimarsana News

Virginia paid $21.8 million for deceased Medicaid enrollees

Virginia must recover almost $22 million that the state mistakenly paid insurers for people enrolled in the state Medicaid program who already had died.