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Kiggans faces questions over financial industry money and consumer protection votes
Luria and Kiggans rematch in Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District among most watched races in nation
As the current and former VA-02 representatives tout affordability efforts and defend their records, independents Bishop Staten and Matt Baker challenge both parties.
Longtime Wards Corner leader Scott Guirlinger wants to collaborate more as a city council member
Guirlinger is running unopposed, so he’ll take over the seat Vice Mayor Martin Thomas has held for a decade.
Which cities and counties in Hampton Roads are asking voters to decide on a 1% sales tax for school construction?
The referendum will appear on the November ballot and, if it passes, could be used on new projects.
Kiggans and Luria rematch: Where the candidates stand
WHRO and its statewide public media partners asked 2026 congressional candidates where they stand on key issues.
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Illustration by Julius Ayo/Julius AyoWHRO interviewed the candidates to represent Norfolk’s Wards 3 and 4 on the key issues shaping the November races.
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Several of Hampton Roads’ localities will pick new members for local governing boards this fall. -
Gloucester, Mathews and Northampton counties will each elect a new constitutional officer. -
Mail ballots come with instructions on how to track the ballot. But if you’d like to fill out your mail in ballot and drop it off in person, that’s an option too. -
Gloucester County will elect a new Clerk of Court this November. Here’s what clerks do. -
Apple NewsMayor Bobby Dyer says he’ll seek the GOP nomination in the 22nd District. He could face a former City Council colleague. -
Many Virginians are accustomed to casting a ballot every year, but Virginia voters may not be prepared for the commonwealth to welcome an onslaught of candidates vying for the Democratic presidential nomination. -
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Watch the second episode of our limited series on constitutional amendments now. -
Two military veterans face one another in Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District with national implications. -
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