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Analysts and Republican politicians weigh in on the abortion issue and how the GOP can win in 2024.
In a stunning upset, Virginia Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s party lost both legislative chambers in the off-year election.
Virginia faces its first statewide election since redistricting in 2021. Both legislative chambers, and consequently, the future of Virginia, are up for grabs.
This year’s Virginia races are a repeat tug of war between Democrats’ battle cry on abortion and Republicans’ outcry over the assault on parental rights.
Both parties investing heavily in suburban senate districts, as a test run for next year’s elections.
Follow the money (if you can) in the Nov. 7 General Assembly elections, where campaigns and PACs are spending two, maybe three, times what they did in 2019.
Despite record spending, hot debates over abortion, voters appear ambivalent about Nov. 7 election with early voting below 2019 levels. But that could change
