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- Virginia Architect Eugene Stoltzfus Funds Democratic PAC with $10,000 Donation
Eugene Stoltzfus, an architect based in Keezletown, Virginia, donated $10,000 to ActBlue Virginia on July 23, 2026.
- Caroline County Overreach: Eminent Domain Threatens Family Farms and Property Rights
Caroline County officials voted unanimously to seize 11 acres from fifth-generation farmer Cory Garrett through eminent domain for a Rappahannock River water intake.
- Farrish of Fairfax Donation Bolsters PAC Backing Mixed Virginia Candidates
Farrish of Fairfax, Inc, an automobile dealership based in Fairfax, Virginia, donated $2,500 to the Virginia Automobile and Truck Dealers Political Action Committee on August 27, 2026.
- Labor Union Trust Sends $30,000 to Virginia PAC for Political Activities
Laborers Dist. Council Trust 2, based in Columbia, Maryland, transferred $30,000 in cash to the Baltimore Washington Construction & Public Employees Laborers PAC on September 10, 2026.
- Duke Automotive Backs PAC Funding Virginia Democrats
Duke Automotive contributed $10,000 on July 7, 2026, to the Va Automobile and Truck Dealers Political Action Committee.
- Lowe's $5,000 Donation Bolsters Virginia Retail PAC Amid Mixed Political Giving
Lowe's Companies directed a $5,000 contribution to the Virginia Retail Federation Political Action Committee on September 8, 2026.
- BreakThru Beverage Contributes to Virginia Wine Wholesalers PAC supporting Democrats
BreakThru Beverage made a donation of $3,610 to the Virginia Wine Wholesalers Association Political Action Committee on June 15, 2026.
- Virginia Alcohol Distributor Johnson Brothers Service Distributing Funds PAC Backing Multiple Democratic Lawmakers
Johnson Brothers Service Distributing Company contributed $2,933 to the Virginia Wine Wholesalers Association Political Action Committee on June 15, 2026.
- Boyd Gaming Fuels PAC Backing Multiple Virginia Lawmakers
Boyd Gaming Corporation recently contributed $185,000 to the Boyd-Pamunkey Casino committee on July 29, 2026.
- The Colonial Heights Scandal – the Tip of a Very Large Iceberg
The Boys of Lakewood By James C. Sherlock They are mostly quite young.
- Republic National Distributing Company donates to Democrats
Republic National Distributing Company of Va. contributed $5,952 to the Virginia Wine Wholesalers Association Political Action Committee on July 15, 2026.
- Victims’ Families vs Sanctuary Ideology: Democrat CA Called Laken Riley Act a “Heinous Bill”
House Judiciary report: Democrat CA Parisa Dehghani-Tafti stood by calling the bipartisan Laken Riley Act “heinous” and said Laken’s murder was unrelated to immigration — while the killer was an illegal alien released in sanctuary jurisdictions.
- Richmond’s $28 Million Solar Exit Fee Is the Contract Test City Council Cannot Shrug Off
Secure Solar’s 25-year city-rooftop proposal advances without recommendation; Sept. 28 demands written risk math, not trust monologues.
- Democrat Trust Policy Leaves Arlington Families Exposed — Police Barred From Calling ICE Even for Felons, Gangs, Traffickers
House Judiciary report: Democrat Arlington County Board Trust Policy blocks ACPD from contacting ICE for violent felons, gang members, traffickers, or terrorists; sheriff honored only 2 of 310 ICE detainers (0.65%).
- Republican-Led Effort to Extend Early Intervention Services for Virginia’s Disabled Children Stalls in Appropriations Committee
In a move reflecting Republican priorities on family support and early childhood development, Delegate Jason Ballard introduced House Bill 103 during the 2026 Regular Session of the Virginia General Assembly.
- Virginia Senate Pushes Forward HB835 Shielding Candidates’ Addresses, Republicans Voice Strong Opposition on Transparency Grounds
RICHMOND, VA – As the 2026 Virginia General Assembly session progresses, House Bill 835, focused on address confidentiality for candidates and elected officials, has advanced through key stages in both chambers, drawing pointed opposition from Republican delegates who prioritize election transparency and voter verification rights.
- House Bill 105 Seeks to Honor Virginia’s Bicentennial Farms and Family Legacies
RICHMOND, Va. – In a move to celebrate Virginia’s deep-rooted agricultural heritage, Delegate Jason Ballard has introduced House Bill 105 in the 2026 Regular Session of the Virginia House of Delegates.
- Realtors PAC Makes Donation to Chesapeake Council Member
The Realtors Political Action Committee of Virginia recently contributed $2,500 to the campaign committee of Chesapeake City Council member Jeff Jefferies.
- Republicans Rally to Defend Second Amendment Against House Bill 27 in Virginia House
RICHMOND, VA – As the 2026 Virginia General Assembly session progresses, House Bill 27 has emerged as a focal point for Republican delegates determined to safeguard Second Amendment rights from what they describe as a dangerous overreach by litigation against the firearm industry.
- Democratic Committee Funds Young Progressives in Virginia Push
The Arlington County Democratic Committee transferred $5,000 to the Arlington Young Democrats on June 22, 2026, with the funds designated to support a Virginia candidate.
- Fairfax County in Virginia is the Third Most Prolific Sanctuary Jurisdiction According to a Study
- Battlefield Automotive Funds PAC Backing Mixed Virginia Candidates
Battlefield Automotive recently contributed $10,000 to the Virginia Automobile and Truck Dealers Political Action Committee.
- VEPGA’s 24.9% Rate Shock Hits Henrico With a $5 Million Bill — Where Is the Public Autopsy?
Employee conservation memos are not enough; localities owe taxpayers rate-class spreadsheets and load-growth explanations.
- Jones Puts DHS on Notice Over Alleged Misuse of Virginia Voter Lookup Tools
Accountability focus: written confirmation, access logs and whether federal screening violated Election Code privacy limits.
- State Corporation Commission Adds Extra Public Hearings on Dominion Merger
Commissioners will take in-person comments in Richmond and at two still-unannounced locations outside the capital this fall.
- Dominion Energy Political Action Committee Funds Democratic Women's Caucus in Virginia
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- Service Employees International Union Donates $5,000 to Virginia Candidate Backed by Union Machine
The Service Employees International Union delivered a $5,000 donation to the Friends of Maria Jose Padmore committee supporting a Virginia candidate.
- It’s time to stop the government’s gag order on the church
A pastor in America can freely talk about heaven and hell, but if he applies Scripture to a political campaign, the IRS will investigate. This barrier was created by the Johnson Amendment.
- Virginia Businesswoman Vicki Freeman Contributes $2,500 to Newport News Councilman Campaign
Vicki Freeman contributed $2,500 to the campaign of John Eley, a candidate for Newport News City Council in Virginia. The donation occurred on April 24, 2026.
- Virginia Democrats Push Extreme Abortion Amendment Threatening Unborn Lives
Virginia Democrats have advanced two significant ballot amendments set for the November election that critics argue undermine traditional family values and the sanctity of life. The measures, passed through the state legislature in successive sessions, include a proposed constitutional change framed as protecting reproductive freedom.
- Citizen Confronts Phyllis Randall Over Records and Grief in Loudoun Meeting
The citizen emphasized the need for accountability from elected officials in Loudoun County. He referenced his own experiences with defamation and demands for access to public documents.
- Loudoun County Commissioner Banks Raises Concerns Over Potential FOIA Violations in Local Committees
The discussion highlighted the role of staff-led groups in local government operations. Banks wondered aloud if the current setup allows committees to handle public business without adhering to standard FOIA protocols.
- Senator Mark Peake Exposes Speed Camera Trap Burdening Virginia Citizens
The Financial Burden on Drivers The extra fee creates a barrier that many residents find difficult to overcome when seeking to defend their cases. Senator Mark Peake pointed out that this requirement applies even when the ticket involves speed or red light cameras.
- Arlington Voters Demand Action on Gunston Montessori Renovation
The parent emphasized that 77 percent of voters had backed the project. This approval came with expectations for a full renovation including necessary facilities.
- Arlington Parent Questions Costly School Project Amid Overcrowding Risks
Fiscal Responsibility in Education Spending Wellner challenged the decision to allocate $142 million to a facility already facing capacity problems. She pointed out that spending this amount on a school that starts over capacity does not align with sound planning principles.
- Sixteen Thirty Fund Pumps $50,000 into Rural Virginia Democratic Efforts
The Sixteen Thirty Fund recently transferred $50,000 to Rural GroundGame on August 7, 2026, directing resources toward a candidate in Virginia. This group, Rural GroundGame, focuses on backing Democratic campaigns and committees in rural areas of the state through on-the-ground support and community outreach.
- Loudoun Residents Demand Accountability as Data Center Expansion Ignores Community Concerns
The resident directly addressed the board’s handling of these large-scale facilities. Concerns centered on the lack of thorough review for how such developments affect neighborhoods and quality of life.
- Advocate Highlights Deceptive Nature of Firearm Buy-Back Programs in Virginia
The advocate pointed out that buyback events present themselves as solutions for individuals unsure about what to do with unwanted guns. In reality, she stated, many of these firearms end up being auctioned to federal firearms licensees rather than being destroyed.
- Fairfax City Development Plan Raises Sustainability Concerns
Fairfax City Council convened on July 28, 2026, to review a major development initiative. Council Member Stacy Hall presented data during the session.
- Prince William County Schools Pushes $2.9 Billion Budget Amid Declining Enrollment
Prince William County taxpayers are facing a staggering financial burden as the local public school system pushes forward with a massive proposed budget of nearly three billion dollars. The fiscal year 2027 budget demands a record county transfer of over one billion dollars, representing a massive jump of nearly thirteen percent from the previous year.
- Why Virginia nursing homes are among the worst in the country – Part I – Understaffing is a business model
In just six years, chains funded by private equity and located out of state have dominated and ruined Virginia’s long-term and post-hospital care system. By James C.
- Loudoun County Supervisor Matt Letourneau Highlights Fiscal Burdens on Local Governments
Matt Letourneau stressed that a true surplus cannot be claimed until all outstanding obligations are met. This approach reflects core conservative values of fiscal responsibility and accountability in government spending.
- Dominion Energy Cuts $35,000 Check to Newport News Councilman John Eley
Dominion Energy, a major electric utility operating in Virginia, provided a $35,000 donation to John Eley for Council on July 15, 2026. John Eley serves as the South District councilman on the Newport News City Council after winning election in 2022.
- SEIU Sends $5,000 to Yasmin Shafiq Campaign in Herndon
SEIU COPE, the political arm of the Service Employees International Union, contributed $5,000 to the Yasmin Shafiq campaign for Herndon Town Council on July 28, 2026. The donation comes from a PAC that has directed nearly all of its political spending since at least 2000 toward Democratic candidates and causes.
- Prince William County FY2027 Budget Sparks Outrage Over Bureaucratic Bloat and Reckless Spending
The FY2027 budget for Prince William County introduces a massive expansion of local government that threatens to place a heavy financial burden on everyday taxpayers. Officials have approved a staggering 15.15 percent increase in the total all funds budget compared to previous years.
- Prince William County Faces Billion-Dollar Deficit Following Digital Gateway Collapse
Taxpayers in Prince William County are facing a catastrophic financial crisis as local government spending collides with a massive projected budget shortfall. Recent financial projections reveal a staggering $373 million deficit by fiscal year 2031, contributing to a crippling cumulative five-year deficit of $1.17 billion.
- Phyllis Randall Urges Local Control Over Housing to Counter State Overreach
She highlighted concerns that external government actions could erode the ability of local officials to manage housing decisions. Randall stressed the importance of residents taking charge to protect community interests in development matters.
- Loudoun County Small Businesses Fight Back Against Data Center Plans
The speaker noted that small businesses are struggling with the changes brought by data centers. He pointed out that the workforce for these businesses often has to deal with long drives to reach work locations.
- Prince William County Funnels Millions into Housing Bureaucracy as Taxpayers Shoulder the Burden
Prince William County officials recently finalized the fiscal year 2027 budget, which includes a highly debated five million dollar contribution to the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund. This latest allocation brings the total taxpayer investment in this specific housing initiative to a staggering twenty-one million dollars since fiscal year 2024.
- Prince William County’s FY2027 Budget Explodes with $33.7 Million in Government Pay Hikes
The Prince William County government is pushing forward with an alarming FY2027 budget that significantly expands the size and cost of the local bureaucracy. Taxpayers are now facing a staggering fifteen percent overall increase in the total funds budget compared to the previous fiscal year.