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David Seidel/Radio IQNine Republican-led states, including Virginia, have exited the consortium, which was founded in 2012. -
Brad Kutner/Radio IQVirginia Tech saw the largest swing, moving 34 points leftward. Radford and Hampton were 23 point shifts. George Mason swung by 17.
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Luria joins a field of six other Democrats who will compete for their party’s nomination before facing Republican U.S. Rep. Jen Kiggans in November 2026. -
Several bills vetoed by outgoing Gov. Glenn Youngkin could in play next session. -
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Four of the 13 House of Delegates districts that shifted to Democratic representation to secure a 28-seat majority for the party are in Hampton Roads. -
House Speaker Don Scott now controls the largest Democratic majority in the House since 1987. -
Some of the region’s counties had to elect school leaders, while the area’s cities had to pick new constitutional officers. -
Gov. Glenn Youngkin also thanked all those who ran for office and those who ran elections across the state. -
The outcome of the advisory referendum may be a step toward resolving years of litigation and controversy over local voting. -
Republican Jason Miyares, the incumbent who unsuccessfully sought a second term, called for moderation from his successor. -
Polls close Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Virginia. Follow live results in the gubernatorial race.
