Governor Glenn Youngkin

Earlier this year, members of the General Assembly gave unanimous approval for funding an underground transmission line in Fauquier County and an underground distribution line in Fairfax County.

The governor is taking final actions this week on bills lawmakers sent him during the General Assembly session. One involves online pornography.

When he was on the campaign trail, Governor Glenn Youngkin was critical of the word equity. Then when he became governor, he took the word equity out of the title of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. And now, he's increasingly critical of efforts in the financial sector to improve environmental and social governance on corporate boards, also known as ESG.

Advocates of Virginia's red flag law are eager for the governor to take the money from the Safer Communities Act and help spread the word about how people can take action to prevent gun violence.

Public funds are for public schools. That's the message from supporters of Virginia schools who say the governor should not be appropriating money from the lab school fund to private institutions.

The governor is facing calls for his director of diversity, opportunity and inclusion to resign.

Earlier this year, members of the General Assembly sent the governor a bill designed to crack down on intoxicating products with THC. But Governor Glenn Youngkin added some amendments to make sure the bill did not outlaw some CBD products that help with epilepsy and other medical conditions.

Recent governors have created a system of automatically restoring voting rights. But now, Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin has discontinued automatic restoration of voting rights.

Senator Bill Stanley is a Republican from Franklin County who’s concerned about the proliferation of pornography online. That's why he introduced a bill that will requires websites verify whether someone is 18 or older before they allow access.

The new poll also shows most Virginians do not want Youngkin to run for president.