
Voting third party: Why you’re wasting your vote
One thing I know you don’t like is hearing somebody like me tell you you’re wasting your vote if you vote for a third-party candidate.

One thing I know you don’t like is hearing somebody like me tell you you’re wasting your vote if you vote for a third-party candidate.

Even though polls somehow have most of us having already decided between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, it’s not as if most of those who have supposedly locked in our choices necessarily like it.

At a rally in Miami on Saturday, Hillary Clinton introduced her running mate, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va.

My first brush of politics with Tim Kaine involved turkeys, and breakfast at a Bob Evans.

The question I find interesting, in the wake of Ted Cruz’s headline-making refusal to endorse Donald Trump, is just what Cruz’s strategy here is.

Tim Kaine has been consistently ranked as one of the least progressive Democrats in the U.S. Senate. Adding him to the Hillary Clinton ticket would be a kick in the face to Bernie Sanders supporters.

The Democratic Party of Virginia is opening field offices in support of coordinated field activities.

In 1964, in the midst of concerns about Republican nominee Barry Goldwater, Democrats ran an ad called “Confessions of a Republican.”

The Supreme Court of Virginia will decide on Tuesday if six former and current Virginia state senators will pay over $60,000 in fines for refusing to obey court orders.

Two new polls give Hillary Clinton a working lead over Donald Trump in Virginia on the eve of the Republican National Convention.
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