Kaine calls on voters to reject Trump bigotry
Share
At a voter registration event in Tallahassee, Florida on Friday, Tim Kaine made the case to voters to reject Donald Trump’s campaign built on prejudice and paranoia.
Search Results for tim Kaine
Share
Anne Holton, Kenny Alexander highlight Clinton/Kaine small business plan
Share
Anne Holton and Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexanderhighlighted Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine’s new plan for small businesses.
Warner, Kaine announce $500K in DOJ funding for local law enforcement
Share
The Department of Justice has awarded $570,326 in grants to support local law enforcement efforts and improve safety in communities throughout Virginia.
Warner, Kaine announce $9.5 million for Virginia K-12 schools, universities
Share
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded grants totaling $9.5 million to help Virginia’s K-12 schools improve student achievement and support colleges and universities.
Clinton, Kaine release additional years of tax returns
Share
Today, Hillary Clinton released her 2015 personal tax return and Senator Tim Kaine and his wife Anne Holton released 10 years of their returns.
Clinton, Kaine contrast 100 day jobs plan with Trump’s record of outsourcing
Share
Hillary Clinton and Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia continued introducing the American people to their 100 days jobs plan.
Warner, Kaine urge President Obama to promote federal lands diversity
Share
Mark Warner and Tim Kaine joined in a letter to President Barack Obama asking him to promote diversity at federal land management agencies.
Warner, Kaine urge improved lead testing for children on Medicaid, CHIP
Share
Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine are urging the federal government to improve lead screening policies for children eligible for Medicaid and CHIP.
Kaine praises Senate passage of housing reform bill
Share
The Senate unanimously passed the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act, bipartisan housing legislation.
Warner, Kaine: $2M available for disadvantaged students for college
Share
Virginia colleges and universities will receive more than $2 million from the Department of Education to assist students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
