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New poll on redistricting
by Brandon Jarvis (Virginia Political Newsletter) on April 3, 2026Allen sent a new letter to Spanberger.
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April 3 Newsletter: Richmond's twin
by Richmonder Staff (The Richmonder) on April 3, 2026The Richmond in England inspired the Richmond in Virginia.
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Virginia mail-in voting faces uncertainty ahead of midterms
by Cameron Thompson (Virginia Politics) on April 2, 2026The future of mail-in voting in Virginia is uncertain following a new executive order and a Supreme Court hearing on ballot deadlines.
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Spanberger signs bipartisan school-safety, student support bills into Virginia law
by Jessica Kronzer (Virginia News – WTOP News) on April 2, 2026The package of bills, all of which cleared the Virginia General Assembly with unanimous or bipartisan support during its 2026 session, reflects a broad push by lawmakers to strengthen emergency […]
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These new Virginia laws aim to lower monthly electric bills: 'Lawmakers need to go a lot further'
by Taylor Locke (Virginia Politics) on April 2, 2026
New laws are now in effect that aim to lower monthly power costs for residents struggling to pay their electric bills.
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New Virginia school safety laws: Gov. Spanberger signs batch of bipartisan bills
by WTVR CBS 6 Web Staff (Virginia Politics) on April 2, 2026
Gov. Abigail Spanberger has signed a second batch of legislation into Virginia law focusing on keeping students safe at school, according to a news release from her office.
LEFT LEANING
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US Supreme Court justices skeptical of Trump attempt to end birthright citizenship
by Ariana Figueroa (Virginia Mercury) on April 1, 2026WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday seemed poised to reject the Trump administration’s attempt to redefine the constitutional right to birthright citizenship, and instead uphold the […]
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Virginia lawmakers send contraception-access bills to governor’s desk
by Charlotte Rene Woods (Virginia Mercury) on April 1, 2026Two bills aimed at expanding access to contraception in Virginia are headed to Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s desk, reviving measures that cleared the legislature in the past but never became law. If […]
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US Senate turns down photo ID requirement for voting, slammed by Dems as ‘theatrics’
by Jennifer Shutt (Virginia Mercury) on March 26, 2026WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate was unable to agree Thursday whether to require photo identification to vote in federal elections, as the chamber debated a larger bill that would make several changes […]
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After past vetoes, Democratic-controlled legislature sends Virginia Equal Pay Act to governor
by Markus Schmidt (Virginia Mercury) on March 26, 2026For years, Sen. Jennifer Boysko has returned to the same piece of legislation, Virginia’s proposed Equal Pay Act, pushing it session after session through a divided state government, only to see it […]
RIGHT LEANING
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Spanberger Pushing for July Return to RGGI and Its Carbon Tax
by Steve Haner on April 2, 2026By Steve Haner, The Abigail Spanberger Administration has told an energy industry publication that it plans to rejoin the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative by July, in time to participate in the […]
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The Institutionalization of Corruption in the Virginia General Assembly
by sherlockj on April 1, 2026
By James C. Sherlock A late friend, who was on the local bar association’s ethics committee, offered wise overarching advice to attorneys. If it doesn’t feel right, don’t do it. Fairness is […]
