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It All Comes Down to This
Show Your Commitment In 2005, Democratic Senator R. Creigh Deeds lost his race for Virginia Attorney General to Republican Bob McDonnell by just 0.01% (325 votes of the total 1,941,449 votes cast). In Madison County, less than half of the registered voters cast a...
What Ted Cruz REALLY Doesn’t Want You to Know
by Timothy Karr | Free Press By now it seems pretty clear that Senator Ted Cruz has a plan to occupy the White House. But he doesn’t want people to know too much about it. And he definitely doesn’t want you to know about the special interests that have already begun...
President Bill Clinton & Virginians for McAuliffe
For Immediate Release October 25, 2013 Contact: Josh Schwerin, 518-369-5469; Rachel Thomas, 781-405-0234 Tickets Now Available Online: President Bill Clinton & Virginians for McAuliffe to Hold "Putting Jobs First" Events Around the Commonwealth with Gubernatorial...
Absentee voters can cast votes in person this Saturday and next
Virginia voter registrar offices will open their doors the two Saturdays before the Nov. 5 general election, offering absentee voters another chance to vote in-person. Offices will open for eight hours on Oct. 26 and Nov. 2. The last day to vote absentee in-person at...
Virginia’s Longest-serving Republican Endorses McAuliffe for Governor
Virginia’s longest-serving Republican, former member of the House of Delegates Vince Callahan, discusses why he is supporting Terry McAuliffe for governor. In the ad, Callahan underscores McAuliffe’s commitment to focusing on jobs, while he says he “cannot support Ken...
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Billionaire Koch Brothers Spending Millions To Deny Health Coverage To Low-Income Americans
By Igor Volsky Conservative advocates funded by the billionaire industrialist brothers Charles and David Koch have launched a massive campaign pressuring states to deny health care coverage to lower income Americans through the Medicaid expansion contained in the...
Residents Sue Over 2011 House Redistricting
By Ray Reed and Alicia Petska Two Lynchburg voters filed a lawsuit this week challenging the 2011 redistricting of the House of Delegates and accusing state officials of engaging in racial...
Join us for an event in support of Mark Herring for Attorney General
Join us for an event in support of Mark Herring for Attorney General with special guest Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz To Register https://secure.actblue.com/page/DWSEvent10.22.13 Information amber@herringforag.com...
GOPosaur Down
The first federal government shutdown in 17 years, triggered by a Republican demand to defund the Affordable Care Act on Oct. 1, cost the U.S. $24 billion in potential economic activity -- equalling at least 0.6% of projected annualized fourth-quarter 2013 GDP growth,...