What happens in Virginia may not stay in Virginia. The Commonwealth’s three proposed constitutional amendments are a Trojan Horse. Their proponents present them as merely protecting reproductive freedom, enshrining same-sex marriage, and restoring felon voting rights, respectively. And indeed, if all one were to read is the amendments’ descriptions on the ballot initiatives, one could […]

Veterans in Virginia's 2nd Congressional District, home to the largest naval base in the country and one of the highest concentrations of veterans and service members, share their perspective on one of the most competitive House races.

Virginia Beach’s Electoral Board voted unanimously Friday to deny all neutral observers access inside of polling locations. The three-person board had received requests from both the U.S. Department of Justice and the NAACP. But both the DOJ and the NAACP observers will be allowed outside of polling locations, as long as they stay beyond 40 feet like any other group, said Nanette Miller, the ...

Cortez campaigns alongside Congressman Eugene Vindman at a get-out-the-vote rally in Dumfries, Virginia.

A Virginia lawmaker is demanding an investigation after he alleged a constituent's dead dog received a voting rights-restoration certificate from the governor. The post Democrat Virginia Governor Accused of Restoring Voting Rights to a Dog Named Biscuit That’s Been Dead Five Years first appeared on Mediaite.

Voters will consider nearly 150, including: Will California or Colorado raise taxes, while getting voter ID? Will Virginia and Missouri have abortion in their constitutions? Will Arizona ban traffic cameras? And how about Idaho's official state gun?

In Virginia, two incumbent Republicans are fending off tough Democratic challengers in U.S. House races in a difficult midterm climate for the GOP. Voters in

Anti-abortion advocates are testing contrasting strategies in Missouri and Virginia ahead of Nov. 3 ballot measures, pairing a campaign backed by prominent Republicans in Missouri with a locally organized effort led by advocacy groups, physicians, and churches in Virginia. The campaigns could offer lessons for anti-abortion groups, which have struggled to win statewide abortion votes […]

Virginians will vote on whether they want to permanently protect access to abortion, fertility treatment and contraception in their Constitution.