A weekly conversation about what's happened at the General Assembly with Michael Pope and Luke Church.
Week Nine:
The General Assembly session is scheduled to wrap up Saturday and lawmakers are about to head home after a 60 day session.
Week Eight:
The end of the General Assembly session is approaching, but there’s still plenty of work to be done.
Week Seven:
Democratic state senators have been derailing a few of their own party’s agenda items.
Week Six:
A flurry of activity before the crossover deadline.
Week Five:
Legislators are closing in on the halfway point of the General Assembly session.
Week Four:
The Equal Rights Amendment, abortion restrictions and guns were among the headlines from the state capitol this week.
Week Three:
Virginia’s General Assembly session often seems like a weeks-long sprint. And some believe this year’s action is moving even faster.
Week Two:
Much of the drama at the General Assembly this week has been about what might go on outside the capitol building.
Week One:
Lawmakers are wrapping up the first few history-making days at the General Assembly.
This report, provided by Virginia Public Radio, was made possible with support from the Virginia Education Association.
