Republicans have already written off this year’s gubernatorial race in Virginia as a lost cause. With Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears facing weak polling and low fundraising hauls, state and national ...

I spent the morning skimming the day’s headlines, as one does, and came across this in The New York Times: “G.M. Profit Shrinks on Billion-Dollar Tariff Hit” (Tuesday, July 22 edition.) The takeaway ...

Virginia’s odd-year elections bring lots of attention and lots of money to state races, but a legislative panel is asking ...

Leading Republicans have long been convinced that they have a better chance to win in New Jersey, the other state holding a gubernatorial election this year. The GOP nominee there, Jack Ciattarelli, ...

In Blacksburg and Roanoke, incumbent Republican Delegate Chris Obenshain is facing the same opponent he had in the last election cycle, Democrat Lily Franklin. He says the big difference this year is ...

Both parties are planning to make the sweeping tax cut and spending measure an issue in this year’s gubernatorial races in ...

Currently, Virginians elect their state officials in odd-number years, a practice that experts say dates back to the 19th ...

Among the usually moderate public housing voters who helped power Eric Adams to the mayoralty, Zohran Mamdani outperformed ...

Navigator tracked views on a range of issues and found that Republicans in Congress held a 46 to 41 percent advantage over ...

The news out of Virginia is bleak. After four years of solid leadership from Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin, the Virginia GOP ...

Sears’ staff comes as the state's Republicans are trying, and failing, to convince voters they’re still a functional party.

The latest VCU Wilder School Commonwealth Poll shows Democratic candidates with a commanding lead in the 2025 Virginia ...