Del. Jay Jones statement on Democratic attorney general primary
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Norfolk Del. Jay Jones fell short in his challenge to two-term Attorney General Mark Herring in Tuesday’s statewide primary.
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ICYMI: Who we’re backing for governor of Virginia: Jennifer Carroll Foy
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Jennifer Carroll Foy is our choice for governor in 2021, because we see her rising to the moment, and inspiring us to address the issues head on.
ICYMI: Augusta Free Press endorses Sam Rasoul for lieutenant governor
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#TeamAFP has made its endorsement in the 2021 Democratic primary, backing Roanoke Del. Sam Rasoul for the lieutenant governor nomination.
Alon Ben-Meir: A rare chance to chart a new course toward peace
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The Israeli Arabs can play a significant role to ameliorate the Israel-Palestinian relationship in general, or become a fifth column.
Name recognition, turnout could be keys to Tuesday’s Democratic primary
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Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe is heading toward next Tuesday’s Democratic primary with some important advantages over the field of four other candidates, according to Virginia Tech political expert Karen Hult.
Ken Plum: Principle above partisanship
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Virginia lost two of its finest citizens last week: former United States Senator John Warner who died at age 94 and former member of the Virginia House of Delegates Dick Hobson who died at 89 years old.
McAuliffe, Carroll Foy, McClellan trail Youngkin in money race
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Even Terry McAuliffe isn’t keeping up, for the moment, anyway, with Glenn Youngkin, who has reported having raised $15.9 million for his run at governor through the end of May.
Show me the money: Youngkin reports $15.9M in fundraising for gubernatorial bid
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Whoever wins the Democratic Party nomination for governor next week is going to have a challenge keeping up in the money race with Republican nominee Glenn Youngkin.
Climate Action Alliance of the Valley climate, energy news roundup: May 30
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The excerpt of the Weekly Roundup of Climate and Energy News for the week ending May 30.
Republicans block bipartisan Jan. 6 commission
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The U.S. Senate voted 54-35 Friday in favor of creating a bipartisan commission to investigate the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection, falling six votes short of blocking a threatened Republican filibuster.
