Tim Kaine, Anne Holton vow to fight for veterans, military families
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On Tuesday vice presidential nominee Senator Tim Kaine campaigned with his wife, the Honorable Anne Holton in Fayetteville, N.C.
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Washington Poll poll: Clinton with solid lead in Virginia
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A new Washington Post poll of Virginia voters gives Democrat Hillary Clinton a seven- to eleven-point lead on Republican Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
Hillary for Virginia announces coordinated campaign office openings
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This week, Virginia Democrats will open more than half a dozen coordinated campaign offices across the Commonwealth.
Tim Kaine addresses Progressive National Baptist Convention
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Vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine reflected on how his faith has guided him to pursue a career in public service.
Dickie Bell files legislation to expand hate crime status to crimes against police, fire, rescue
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Del. Dickie Bell has filed legislation that would expand Virginia hate crime laws to include police, firefighters and EMS personnel.
Suffolk University Poll: Clinton leads Trump by six in Florida
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With fewer than 14 weeks to go before the November presidential election, Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump in both two-way and four-way Florida ballot scenarios.
Sen. Tim Kaine touts 100-Day Jobs Plan in Greensboro
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Yesterday in Greensboro, North Carolina, vice presidential nominee Senator Tim Kaine toured Amerifab International, a High Point small business.
Tim Kaine addresses Richmond rally
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine rallied thousands of Virginians in Richmond as he returned home from the Democratic National Convention and a three-day jobs tour across Pennsylvania and Ohio with Hillary Clinton.
Poll: Hillary Clinton back in lead after conventions
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A new national poll taken after the conclusion of the Democratic National Convention has Hillary Clinton back on top in her race with Donald Trump.
Clinton, Kaine contrast 100 day jobs plan with Trump’s record of outsourcing
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Hillary Clinton and Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia continued introducing the American people to their 100 days jobs plan.
