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A Republican candidate for Waynesboro City Council, Jim Wood, and the chairman of the Waynesboro Republican Committee, Dwight Williams, shared several minutes of chuckles over the attack on Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, that sent him to the hospital with a broken skull.
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Local and mid-term elections are coming up on Tuesday, Nov. 8. #TeamAFP has put together an Election Guide for you to read our coverage before you head to the polls.
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While the 2017 designation that federal election infrastructure is part of the nation’s critical infrastructure was a significant step toward protecting voting integrity, some vulnerabilities remain, says a Virginia Tech expert.
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An email exchange with a reader this week has me questioning my presumption that the smart people in the MAGA movement know that they’re spouting nonsense when they parrot the lies of their Dear Leader.
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A spokesperson for Attorney General Jason Miyares is waiting for an apology from the Virginia NAACP, which is pressing the AG for background on his Orwellian-named Election Integrity Unit, after Robert N. Barrnette Jr., the president of the civil-rights group, expressed “grave concerns” this week about what Miyares aims to do with it.
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Waynesboro has two wards with seats on the ballot Nov. 8 for Waynesboro City Council and School Board.
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The Virginia NAACP is pressing Attorney General Jason Miyares to be more forthcoming on his Election Integrity Unit.
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A newly-formed nonpartisan democracy reform collective, Presence at the Polls is a flagship voter outreach program by UpVote Virginia.
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The big question is: Will the anger, worry and disbelief over the Roe v. Wade decision translate into more young people and Democrats turning out to vote?
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The Virginia NAACP is asking Attorney General Jason Miyares for background on his Orwellian-named Election Integrity Unit.
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