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Early voting in the 2024 election cycle has wrapped, and the numbers in Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro are trending surprisingly well with 2020.
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The chair of the Waynesboro Republican Committee, Jim Wood, the guy who signed off on the three Republican candidates for Waynesboro City Council, is also the city’s vice mayor.
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BRITE Bus will be offering free rides on most routes in the Staunton area on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 5.
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The lawsuit filed by two Waynesboro Republicans who want to block certification of the Nov. 5 election is a tangible result of the lessons learned by the Donald Trump side over the past eight years.
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Could women’s rights to birth control be decided by next week’s election? We’re not trying to scare you, but the answer is yes.
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The Trump Supreme Court couldn’t even bother itself to make up a legal reason to purge 1,600 Virginia voters from the state voter rolls. The six MAGA justices just voted, then tucked their tails. “We are deeply disappointed that the vicious voting rights attacks from the governor and attorney general have been permitted to prevail,”…
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The Tim Kaine Senate campaign launched its final TV ad last week with “Faith and Freedom,” which highlights Sen. Kaine’s work throughout the years to stand up for all Virginians.
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The suit filed by two Waynesboro Republicans who are trying to block the certification of votes cast in the city in the Nov. 5 election is as flimsy as you had imagined.
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Within two weeks of a presidential election, most Americans begin to pay attention to candidates and think about for whom they will vote.
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Everywhere you turn, those on both the left- and right-wing are fomenting distrust and division. You can’t escape it.
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