Republicans playing shell game on Justin Fairfax
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Virginia Republicans are playing some ugly politics right now with Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax.
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Morgan Griffith: Insulin prices
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I recently held a meeting in the Ninth District with board members of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, as well as children who live with juvenile diabetes.
Virginia: State Senate passes voting-rights bills
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Senate Democrats celebrated an expansion of voting rights as SB1026 passed both the House of Delegates and Senate and now moves to the governor for his signature.
Effort to get vote on ERA in Virginia House fails
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The State Senate passed the Equal Rights Amendment last month, and 81 percent of Virginians support ERA ratification. But the House refused Thursday to even take up a resolution passing the ERA for a vote.
Virginia: Senate votes to repeal Jim Crow exemptions from minimum-wage statute
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Virginia Senate Democrats led a bipartisan effort to overturn a Jim Crow-era exemption from the state’s minimum wage law that has remained in place for decades.
Congresswoman Wexton on agreement to fund the government
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Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton issued the following statement on the passage of a government funding bill.
Ken Plum: Staying on task
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Despite all the distraction associated with events in Richmond these days, the General Assembly is staying on task dealing with legislative and budgetary issues it faces.
Senators introduce legislation to protect Americans with pre-existing conditions
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner (D-VA), Ben Cardin (D-MD), Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), and Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) introduced the Protecting Americans with Pre-existing Conditions Act.
Fail to withhold enough tax money in 2018? Those who didn’t won’t be happy
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According to an article published by CNBC, those who filed taxes earlier than most have already taken to social media to complain about either owing more taxes than expected or receiving a much smaller refund than anticipated.
Poll: Virginia split on future of state leaders in blackface, sexual assault controversies
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From looking at social media, there would seem to be unanimity in how Virginia feels about its governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general.
