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The Virginia House Democratic Caucus today achieved two significant victories for the people of Virginia by negotiating an agreement with Republicans that resulted in recorded subcommittee votes and proportional representation on committees.
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Virginians are split over what course of action to take with Confederate monuments, according to a new poll by the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at VCU.
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Virginia Democrats, on Election Night, and the first few days after, were in celebration mood, after their historic gains in the November House elections.
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More than one in five voters in Virginia’s recent gubernatorial election say they made their decision in response to the Trump administration, according to a new poll by the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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Independent Women’s Voice, together with over 40 other groups representing millions of Americans, calls on President Donald Trump to build on the momentum of his successful tax reform effort and return to another central campaign promise: delivering health reform.
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Virginia stands to lose more than $10 million in state and local tax collections if the status of DREAMERs isn’t renewed.
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Following a ruling of the Newport News Circuit Court to deny her motion to reconsider their previous ruling that reversed her one-vote victory to a tie, Shelly Simonds called on Delegate David Yancey to agree not to challenge the results of tomorrow’s drawing, regardless of who is named the winner.
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The Virginia House Democratic Caucus today issued the following statement on the 94th House District race from communications director Katie Baker.
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As if it wasn’t already clear, 2017 provided much more evidence that we are changing our planet in dangerous ways. The average temperature across the United States was 2.6°F warmer than normal – making it one of the three warmest years in U.S. history.
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Does your family argue a lot during the holidays? This might actually be a healthy thing, according to a Virginia Tech professor.
