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Voters in Virginia will choose three statewide offices next month. They could end up splitting the ticket.
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President Joe Biden is urging voters in Virginia to reject the Republican ticket and return former Governor Terry McAuliffe to the Executive Mansion.
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Campaigns often close with a series of appearances from celebrities, like musician Dave Matthews appearing with voting rights activist Stacey Abrams and Democratic National Committee chairman Jaime Harrison.
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Virginia’s fall election is breaking new ground.Jeff Schapiro of the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Michael Pope discuss new voting rules and their impact.
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Should transgender students be able to use the bathroom of their choice? What role should parents play in determining which books are banned from public school libraries? As Election Day approaches, Republicans up and down the ballot are drawing attention to things like critical race theory — a law school concept that is not taught in Virginia schools.
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Former Governor Terry McAuliffe says crime was low during his time in office, but Republican Glenn Youngkin is coming on strong with ads accusing McAuliffe of being soft on crime. Sandy Hausman reports on why Republicans are raising the issue, and what impact it might have on the election of Virginia’s next governor.
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Former presidents are bringing new attention to the race for governor.Jeff Schapiro of the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Michael Pope catch us up on those details and some other closely watched House of Delegates races.
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The fallout from the January insurrection at the Capitol isn't just at the center of Washington politics. It's also become a flashpoint in the election for governor of Virginia.
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As the fall campaign moves into the final weeks, the candidates are trying to capitalize on potential missteps by their opponents.Jeff Schapiro of the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Michael Pope talk about how that’s playing out.
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The Virginia Redistricting Commission failed to agree on one set of maps in a meeting Saturday. The commission was working towards incorporating public feedback into their working draft, but with no single set of maps for the House of Delegates and State Senate, citizens will have over 40 maps to look at.