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Two Richmond-area congressional races are too close to call as of Wednesday morning, according to AP. Why it matters: The tight races underscore just how competitive Virginia's congressional battlegrounds have become. State of play: Democrat Shannon Taylor appears poised to win Virginia's 1st Congressional District, per the latest tally, and unseat longtime Republican Rep. Rob Wittman. Taylor, the commonwealth's attorney for Henrico, was ahead...
Former Rep. Elaine Luria, a Democrat, defeated Rep. Jen Kiggans (R-VA) in a rematch for Virginia’s 2nd Congressional District, flipping a closely contested seat as Democrats seek to reclaim control of the House. The Associated Press called the race for Luria shorty before midnight Eastern. With roughly 88% of the vote counted, Luria received 51.5% […]
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Virginians weren't the only ones invested in Tuesday's midterm elections. By the numbers: More than $2.7 million in reported trading volume was generated by Richmond's three congressional races — the 1st, 4th and 5th districts — on prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket as of 3pm Tuesday, per an Axios tally. That's up from roughly $1.5 million across the state's three most heavily traded races a week earlier. And trading remained open as of...
Chesapeake election results: Some races in recount territory
Polls opened at 6 a.m. Tuesday with Hampton Roads residents voting in federal elections to determine the makeup of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Also on the ballot are local candidates vying for city council and school board seats, but for many Virginians, the biggest concern was the possible adoption of three constitutional amendments. In addition to choosing candidates, ...
If Virginia's ballot questions make you feel like you need to go back to school, you're not alone. Why it matters: Virginia's statewide ballot measures average a 25th-grade reading level, well above the national average of 17th grade,
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