WHRO - Election 2021: A guide for voters in Hampton Roads
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Democratic control of Virginia state government over the past two years has allowed lawmakers to dramatically reshape public policy with legislation reforming the criminal justice system, loosening abortion restrictions and expanding voting access.
Democrats currently enjoy a ten-seat margin, but that could change.
Virginia voters are about to weigh in on whether they are happy with the direction the Virginia General Assembly has gone in the last two years.
While the marquee race for governor is drawing the most attention in the Nov. 2 election, the balance of power in the 100-seat House of Delegates is also on the line.