2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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As the dust settles after the midterm elections, pro-life Americans have an opportunity to reflect and look ahead. Four states — Idaho, Nevada, Virginia, and Missouri — posed radical abortion measures. The results, a victory in Idaho and losses in the other three states, begin a new chapter in America’s ongoing debate over abortion. Our […]
A Virginia man received a letter from Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s administration addressed to his dog, Biscuit Rigsby, who died about five years ago.
Federal job cuts hit thousands of Virginians. Here's how the economic fallout became a major issue in the state's midterm elections.
Democrats Shannon Taylor and Elaine Luria unseated House Republicans in Virginia, while Rep. John McGuire narrowly kept his seat.
Results for the 2026 Virginia U.S. House District 5 general election. Find Virginia and national elections results at BostonGlobe.com.
Virginia Sen. Mark Warner could lead the Senate Intelligence Committee after Democrats' midterm victory. What would the powerful role mean?
NORFOLK, Va. — The Associated Press on Thursday officially called Virginia’s 1st District for Democratic Henrico Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor. Taylor unseated Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Wittman, who had held the seat since 2009. Taylor led the race and appeared poised to win Tuesday evening, but the race was too close to call. Latest unofficial numbers show she had won with 51% of ...
Freshman Rep. John McGuire (R-VA) fended off against Democratic challenger Tom Perriello in the general election in a closer-than-expected race. McGuire received 50.2% of the vote compared to his Perriello’s 48%. The Associated Press called the race on Thursday afternoon. McGuire was seeking a second term in Congress as representative of Virginia’s 5th Congressional District. […]
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