VCU poll: Northam, Democrats hold leads in all three state races
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Democrat Ralph Northam holds a five-point lead over Republican Ed Gillespie among likely voters — 42 percent to 37 percent.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Herring, DARS remind Virginians of new law to aid fight adult financial exploitation
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AG Mark Herring is reminding Virginians of a new law protecing against financial exploitation of older or vulnerable Virginians.
Business, labor groups urge support for Atlantic Coast Pipeline
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A group of more than three dozen Virginia business and labor organizations expressed their support for the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Republican AG candidate John Adams raises $230K in June fundraising period
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John Adams, the Republican nominee for attorney general, announced today that he raised $233,307 during the June 2-30 fundraising period.
McAuliffe statement on request from Trump Elections Commission
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Governor Terry McAuliffe comments on the letter directed to Virginia and other states from the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.
McAuliffe announces $83 million for criminal justice programs
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced $83.3 million in grants to provide support for essential programs and services across the criminal justice system.
Herring announces ongoing investigation to help address opioid crisis
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Virginia is taking part in an ongoing investigation to evaluate whether manufacturers have engaged in unlawful practices in the marketing and sale of opioids.
Opening statement of Senate Intel Committee Vice Chairman Sen. Mark Warner at Jeff Sessions hearing
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Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner’s opening remarks at today’s questioning of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Ken Plum: Starting anew
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The Virginia General Assembly will celebrate its 400th anniversary in a couple of years.
Herring joins coalition of 20 AGs urging House to reject anti-consumer legislation
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring has joined a coalition of 20 Attorneys General urging House leadership to reject the blatantly anti-consumer legislation.
