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Hurricane Helene: Here’s how to help in Virginia
Individuals impacted by Hurricane Helene need help; here’s how you can assist.
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Millions of Virginians could lose health care, see costs go up under Trump
The Harris-Walz campaign released a health care policy report this week attacking Donald Trump’s proposals – or lack thereof – as harmful for Virginians.
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Questions about campaign photos, primary residency dog Virginia congressional candidate
A Virginia congressional candidate is drawing national attention for posing in campaign materials with a friend’s family, and a political group is drawing renewed attention to questions about where Derrick Anderson actually lives.
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Harris seeks to lower drug costs for Virginians, building on recent progress
Harris wants to expand the $35 monthly cap on insulin costs and a $2,000 annual cap on out-of-pocket drug costs so that they apply to all Americans, not just seniors on Medicare.
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Leslie Mehta hopes ‘common sense’ bipartisan approach will win over voters in Virginia congressional contest
Democrat Leslie Mehta is challenging Republican Rob Wittman in the race to represent Virginia’s 1st congressional district.
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Former Trump official, Virginia Republicans rally for Harris in Alexandria
A former Trump Administration official and two former Virginia Republican US House members made their case in Alexandria on Thursday for why fellow conservatives should join them in supporting Kamala Harris for president.
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VIDEO: One huge benefit to early voting
If you’re tired of your phone blowing up with campaign text messages, here’s a solution (besides turning off all your notifications): Early in-person voting! Video Credit: Swing Left Peninsula @vadogwoodnews If you're tired of your phone blowing up with campaign text messages, here's a solution (besides turning off all your notifications): Early in-person voting! 🎥:…
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Constant threat of GOP’s government shutdowns create uncertainty, stress for Virginia workers
Home to 140,000 federal workers, Virginia is particularly vulnerable when Republicans use the funding of the government as a bargaining chip in their culture war battles.

























