Malcolm Brogdon, Buzz Williams lead my All-ACC basketball ballot
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Virginia senior Malcolm Brogdon is my ACC player of the year, and Virginia Tech coach Buzz Williams is my ACC coach of the year.
Search Results for voting
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Super Tuesday: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump win in Virginia
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Hillary Clinton won going away in Virginia’s Democratic Party presidential primary, and Donald Trump walked away with a narrow win over Marco Rubio on the Republican side on Super Tuesday.
Warner, McCaul lead coalition to establish digital security commission
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner led a bipartisan group introducing legislation to establish an independent National Commission on Security and Technology Challenges.
Over 80 citizens working polls Super Tuesday for OneVirginia2021
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Building on their successes in last year’s November election, OneVirginia2021 will be out in force on Super Tuesday building its supporter base.
Super Tuesday primer: What you need at the polls to vote, more
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The Democratic and Republican Parties are both holding a Presidential Primary election on March 1, 2016.
Help name the new Richmond Flying Squirrels mascot
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels unveiled a brand new mascot during Nutzy’s Block Party and Fan Fest on Saturday afternoon at The Diamond.
WWE Fastlane: Winners, losers and more from the show
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We can start with the obvious. The biggest losers at WWE Fastlane were those of us who spent three hours fighting spotty broadcast signals and common sense to watch.
Bernie Sanders: The candidate the establishment needs
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The win in New Hampshire for Bernie Sanders was expected, but Hillary Clinton is largely predicted to win the Democratic nomination.
House Democrats offer up midterm report card for House Republicans
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Wednesday, the day after crossover and the mid-point in the 2016 General Assembly session, House Democrats released their Midterm Report Card.
Don’t change the players, change the game
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Senator Bernie Sanders describes his campaign for president as a “political revolution.” His appeal comes from his unpolished outsider status.
