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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.
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Early in-person voting in Virginia: Where, when, and how to vote
Election season is upon us, Virginia! Whether you’re a first-time voter or a seasoned voting vet, voting can still be confusing—but we’ve broken down all you need to know about how to vote in Virginia.
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I’m a college student living in another state. How do I vote this year?
All registered Virginia voters have the right to vote by mail—you don’t have to provide a reason or prove that you’ll be out of town. Simply preferring to vote by mail is reason enough.
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Environmental groups question $67B energy merger as governor steps in
State leaders and environmental groups are skeptical about the merits of a proposed massive energy merger in Virginia.
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Meet the candidates in Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District
Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District in Hampton Roads is anchored by Virginia Beach and parts of Chesapeake and includes Isle of Wight and Accomack counties.
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Meet the candidates in Virginia’s 1st Congressional District
Virginia’s 1st Congressional District is made up of parts of the Richmond suburbs and it extends east to include Poquoson, Williamsburg, James City, and York County.
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4 key dates to know in Virginia’s 2026 midterm elections
Here are all the dates you need to know if you’re planning to vote in Virginia’s 2026 midterm elections.
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Explainer: How Virginia officials make sure elections are safe and secure
Voter fraud in US elections is extremely rare, and many cases of alleged fraud are in fact mistakes by voters or administrators.
