Elections
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Infamous Virginia Pastor Announces Bid For Presidency
Conservative evangelical minister and former lieutenant governor nominee E.W. Jackson has joined the race for the 2024 Republican presidential bid.
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Meet the Candidates in Virginia’s Sexiest Senate Seats
Several districts won by President Biden are up for grabs this year as Democrats work to maintain – or even expand – their majority in the chamber.
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Buckingham Elections Board Drama Continues as Local Republican Committee Withdraws Fired Registrar’s Nomination
Luis Gutierrez’ nomination was withdrawn after county Republican Chairwoman Ramona Christian claimed she was informed of a “protective order” that had been taken out against him and his wife. The move follows months of drama that began when every Buckingham County election official quit their job in February and March.
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Key School Board Candidates To Watch Across Virginia
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, and Virginia’s school board elections are especially notable this year, as the Old Dominion has faced numerous book bans, racist attacks on history standards, and widespread teacher shortages across the state.
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Buckingham County’s Entire Election Staff Quits Amid Baseless Voter Fraud Allegations
The entire election staff of Buckingham County recently resigned following ongoing tension between local Republicans and the general registrar, the latest example of communities across the United States having to deal with the consequences of former president Donald Trump’s lies of stolen elections and voter fraud.
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Democrat Aaron Rouse Wins Virginia State Senate Special Election
Rouse will replace Republican Jen Kiggans to represent District 7 in the Virginia state Senate, a win for reproductive rights in the Old Dominion.
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Here’s Why Virginia Is Holding a Special Election on Tuesday–and Why It Matters
Abortion helped drive turnout during midterms in November, and it would seem the issue is set to do the same in Virginia’s District 7 state Senate race.
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The Dated and Somewhat Racist Reason Virginia Still Has Elections in Odd Years
For states like Virginia, last November’s midterm elections weren’t the end of election season. The Old Dominion–along with Louisiana, Mississippi, and New Jersey—will hold state elections in 2023. Why is this?





















