News
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Musk, Trump, Thiel: Meet the billionaires backing Jen Kiggans
Elon Musk is boosting a Virginia Republican’s efforts to get reelected in a competitive race this fall.
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Jen Kiggans voted against extending Affordable Care Act subsidies. Thousands of Virginia residents lost coverage as a result
Healthcare policy is shaping up to be a central issue in one of Virginia’s most competitive congressional races.
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Breaking: Lewis Ginter workers vote to strike for better wages
Unionized workers at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden voted to go on strike starting tomorrow.
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‘Not making us any safer’: Hampton Roads Dem calls out opponent for Iran war support
The Iran war and Trump administration cuts to veterans’ services are becoming a focus in a key congressional race this fall.
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Youngkin creates group to promote harmful private school voucher program
Former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) launched a new national policy advocacy organization to promote the Educational Choice for Children Act, which opponents say harms Virginia’s most vulnerable students while disproportionately benefiting the wealthiest families.
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Wittman owns shares in energy giant at the center of proposed $67B merger
A Virginia Republican congressman won’t say if he plans to sell shares of a controversial energy company that wants to merge with Dominion Energy.
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Virginia ballot questions: 3 constitutional amendments voters will decide this fall
Virginians will decide on three constitutional amendments related to reproductive freedom, marriage equality, and voting rights restoration.
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Support workers’ rights? These candidates on the Va. ballot do too
There are pro-labor candidates on the ballot this fall in Virginia.
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Two more artists cancel shows at Lewis Ginter in support of garden workers
Lewis Ginter said it canceled an event due to weather. The band that was set to perform says it pulled out in support of garden workers fighting for better pay.
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The Virginia first-timer’s guide to voting in 2026
Our one-stop-shop for voting in the 2026 election serves as a key resource for anyone who’s new to the Virginia voting scene—or anyone who needs a refresher on how to get civically engaged.

























