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I am among a group of five Waynesboro voters who have filed a lawsuit requesting that the Waynesboro Circuit Court orders the two Republican members of the local electoral board to certify the Nov. 5 election.
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In two weeks, Staunton residents have decisions to make about who they want to fill four seats on city council.
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A new Suffolk University/USA Today poll out today has Kamala Harris up a single point on Donald Trump also gives us this tidbit: that Harris has a 29-point lead on Trump among early voters.
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In 2024, Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia celebrates 30 years in public office. His reelection campaign brings him to the Fredericksburg area.
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America is both a democracy and a republic. Citizens hold supreme power, and so America is a republic. At the same time, it is obviously a representative democracy.
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National and state laws set some guardrails for our elections, but elections are managed locally.
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The Justice Department announced on Friday that it will have two assistant U.S. Attorneys in place in Western Virginia to handle Election Day complaints.
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A new watchdog report makes clear that Virginia is at risk on the election security front, not because of issues with voting machines, as Fox News regularly tells its viewers, but from the impact of election denialism.
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The attorney behind the lawsuit filed by the two Republicans on the Waynesboro Electoral Board who don’t want to certify the Nov. 5 election had a lawsuit ready to file, and just needed electoral-board members willing to put their names to the suit.
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Voters in Waynesboro, way back in 2007, voted in a referendum to have the city government build a new fire station in the West End.
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