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Matt Rourke/APFederal officials said they picked 15 places in six states because of "problems in the recent elections." -
Photo by John-Henry Doucette/WHRO NewsThe city's registrar's office moved earlier this year, putting it closer to a voting location at the Meyera E. Oberndorf Central Library.
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Under a federal court order, the state had until Monday to stop blocking registrations. -
Virginians will have the chance to remove the ban from the state’s founding document and replace it with an affirmative right for same-sex couples to marry. -
The Republican faces growing political pressure in the 2nd Congressional District as gas prices climb and Democrats tie conflict to rising costs. -
The NAACP's filing says nullifying the April referendum ignores the will of millions of Virginia voters. -
The decision narrowing key Voting Rights Act protections raises new concerns about future redistricting battles in the Commonwealth. -
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Democrats argue that the May 8 order by the state's top court violates federal law. -
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"When a bully punches you in the face … you got to fight back." -
Virginia voters have delivered a significant win to Democrats, as the party aims to pick up four more U.S. House seats in the state.
