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Virginia Sees Robust Job Growth and Record Job Opportunities Thanks to Republicans

Governor Glenn Youngkin today highlighted the ongoing strength and expansion of Virginia’s workforce, drawing on the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The new figures reveal significant gains in employment and continued labor force growth, underscoring the Commonwealth’s resilient and dynamic labor market. 

Virginia could be the victim of Ranked Choice Voting, thanks to Republicans

Some Republicans in Virginia are sabotaging conservative efforts to ban or limit ranked-choice (RCV) voting, claiming that it is a tool for Republicans to win elections.
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Virginia Sees Robust Job Growth and Record Job Opportunities Thanks to Republicans

Governor Glenn Youngkin today highlighted the ongoing strength and expansion of Virginia’s workforce, drawing on the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The new figures reveal significant gains in employment and continued labor force growth, underscoring the Commonwealth’s resilient and dynamic labor market. 

Virginia could be the victim of Ranked Choice Voting, thanks to Republicans

Some Republicans in Virginia are sabotaging conservative efforts to ban or limit ranked-choice (RCV) voting, claiming that it is a tool for Republicans to win elections.

If Senate Dems Reject Standard Deduction, Taxes Will Increase by $633

Virginia's standard deduction has increased under both Republican and Democratic governors in the last few years. It went from $6,000 per couple for 2018 to $17,000 for 2019. This allows taxpayers to save $633 a year.

Pricetag of “equity” in Fairfax County Schools: $6.4 million

Mark Spooner, a 79-year-old retired attorney in Fairfax County, unearthed startling documents through a public records request, detailing the price tag for salaries of 52 employees in the "Chief Equity Office" of Fairfax County Public Schools: $6.4 million, or enough to pay about 125 new teachers.
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