Democrats
- Juli Briskman Stands Firm Against Data Center Rezonings in Loudoun County
Supervisor Juli Briskman has expressed strong opposition towards the Democrats rezoning of land for data centers in Loudoun County. She points out that every time a property is rezoned, it has been from homes that could have been built there instead.
- Virginia Democrats inject race into tourism
by Virginia Grace McKinnon Image credit: Grok The Virginia House of Delegates has just released the final of its 2026 budget. Democrats, who are buried in a war over data centers and have lifted marijuana restrictions as well as given themselves a 150% raise, also want to spend millions of dollars on DEI tourism.
- Governor Spanberger has just increased the cost of living for every Virginian household.
by Jeff Reynolds Virginia has re-joined the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, and residential ratepayers are going to feel it again. Virginians spent more than 600 million dollars over three years during the last time Virginia was part of the program.
- Assembly and Spanberger made zero progress on Virginia energy challenges
By Steve Haner, The General Assembly’s order to purchase power instead of real power generation The Jefferson Forum’s June commentary outlines the energy challenges that Virginia faces in advance of the 2025 elections. Virginia is still lagging behind in the work of the 2026 Energy Legislation, despite the fact that the General Assembly and Abigail
- Scott Surovell’s job performance: How bad is it?
State Senator Scott Surovell by Joe Fitzgerald First, there was the plan to build a casino in Fairfax County despite objections from the local authorities. He knew more than the supervisors of the county.
- Laborers Union Coalition Contributes Over $200,000 to Mid-Atlantic Political Education Fund
The Laborers Mid-Atlantic Regional Organizing Coalition contributed $204,917.14 to the Mid-Atlantic Laborers’ Political Education Fund on April 20, 2026. This donation forms part of larger transfers from the coalition, which has provided more than $1.6 million to the fund in recent cycles.
- Susan Stengel Donates $25,000 to Rural GroundGame for Virginia Democrats
Susan Stengel contributed $25,000 on April 22, 2026, to Rural GroundGame, an organization focused on supporting Democratic campaigns in rural Virginia. The donation is designated for a Virginia candidate through this group.
- Children’s Equity Fund Contributes $200,000 to Strong Start PAC Supporting Virginia Democrats
A substantial political contribution has been made in Virginia’s electoral landscape with the Children’s Equity Fund providing $200,000 to the Strong Start Political Action Committee on May 27, 2026. This donation represents a significant influx of funds into state-level political activities ahead of upcoming contests.
- Richmond Attorney Thomas McCandlish Donates $2,500 to Democratic-Aligned Committee in Virginia
Thomas McCandlish, a founding member and chairman emeritus of the McCandlish Holton law firm in Richmond, Virginia, recently contributed $2,500 through ActBlue Virginia to Virginians for Fair Elections on April 10, 2026. This donation adds to his record of political giving in the state, including additional contributions of $1,000 to the Spanberger Inaugural Committee 2026
- Democrats’ Brazen Power Grab in Virginia Exposed: Jeffries Vows to Override Voters and Courts to Install 10-1 Gerrymander
In a stunning display of partisan desperation, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries has openly declared war on fair elections in Virginia, promising to ram through a heavily gerrymandered congressional map that would effectively silence Republican voices in the Commonwealth. Speaking at the Center for American Progress, Jeffries lambasted the Virginia Supreme Court’s recent ruling that
- Virginia GOP’s 2026 Congressional Slate: Solid Effort Everywhere Except the 4th District — What a Joke
Richmond, VA — The Republican Party of Virginia just released its candidate lineup for the 2026 U.S. House races, and the good news is they’ve got incumbents locked and loaded in safe districts.
- With Virginia back in, RGGI Futures price tops $41 per ton
By Steve Haner, The carbon tax (allocation price) per ton that is charged by the RGGI Compact to any electricity generator using coal, oil or gas. The price of carbon credits on the secondary market for the cap-and-trade multistate system has increased due to Virginia’s imminent return to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
- Spanberger’s Brazen Hypocrisy: Firing Virginia Tech’s Beloved Rector Exposes Democrat ‘Bait-and-Switch’ Governance
RICHMOND, Va. — In a move that reeks of political retribution and outright hypocrisy, Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger has abruptly fired John G. Rocovich, the longtime rector of Virginia Tech’s Board of Visitors, without offering any specific public explanation.
- Virginia Democrats Force ‘Insurrection’ Label on January 6th in School Curricula Through HB 333
The bill, introduced early in the 2026 legislative session, quickly became a flashpoint in debates over education standards and historical interpretation. Helmer, an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran who serves as Campaigns Chair for Virginia House Democrats, took to the floor of the House of Delegates to champion the enrolled version of HB 333.
- Democrats Target FOIA and Open Meeting Laws in Virginia
The proposed changes would alter longstanding requirements that ensure citizens can review government records and attend official proceedings. FOIA has served as a cornerstone for accountability by allowing residents to request documents and data from state agencies without undue restrictions.
- Virginia Democrats Weigh Secret Meetings Amid Transparency Concerns
The discussion centers on the dark side of off-the-record political meetings. Concerns focus on the issue that more than two individuals might gather at a time.
- Virginia Democrats Mocked for Out-of-Touch Remarks on Rural Life During Gerrymandering Debate
Republicans have long championed reforms to prevent the manipulation of district lines that dilute the voice of rural voters, ensuring fair representation for communities outside the Washington, D.C. suburbs. The amendment in question seeks to address ongoing concerns about partisan redistricting practices that have favored densely populated urban areas, often at the expense of Virginia’s
- Virginia Democrats Kathy Tran Pass Bill Imposing Three-Year Gun, Ammo, and Explosives Ban for Misdemeanor Hate Crime Convictions
Delegate Kathy Tran, representing Fairfax District 21, was seen advocating for the measure during House proceedings. The bill targets those convicted of misdemeanor assault and battery offenses that also qualify as hate crimes.
- Governor Abigail Spanberger’s Dramatic Flip-Flop on Virginia Redistricting Referendum Exposes Voter Betrayal
During her successful 2025 gubernatorial campaign, Spanberger assured voters that as a potential governor nominee, she had no intention of pursuing a redraw of Virginia’s congressional maps. Press conference footage captured her clear statement: Virginia governor nominees do not plan to redraw congressional maps if elected.
- Yesli Vega Exposes Union Backroom Deals in Prince William County
Vega emphasized that true respect is earned, not demanded. She accused certain parties of conniving maneuvers designed to push through union recognition without full public scrutiny. ‘The governing body to hear, I can’t believe,’ she stated, highlighting her shock at the tactics employed.
- Loudoun County Democrat-Led Board Under Fire for $300 FOIA Fees Blocking Press Access to Records
The footage features a concerned citizen explaining the ordeal directly to the camera. He reveals that he submitted a FOIA request to Loudoun County seeking memos pertaining to a specific meeting.
- Senator Mark Peake Warns of Democrats’ Collective Bargaining Time Bomb Delayed Until After Elections
Peake, a steadfast conservative voice representing Virginians concerned about fiscal responsibility, pointed out the obvious ploy. ‘They’re trying to hide the bill’s impact,’ he declared, referring to the collective bargaining measure that has sparked widespread alarm among taxpayers. The delay pushes implementation beyond the next electoral cycle, allowing proponents to escape immediate backlash
- Senator Mark Peake Vows Fierce Fight Against Democrats Over Crushing Energy Costs in Virginia
Peake’s remarks come amid widespread frustration with Governor Abigail Spanberger’s decision to force Virginia back into the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), a cap-and-trade scheme widely criticized as a hidden carbon tax. Reentry into RGGI is projected to cost Virginia households an additional $1,100 annually, with total ratepayer burdens reaching $500 million every year.
- Virginia’s decision on the federal school choice tax credit program is imminent
Virginia’s state program faces sunset by Todd Truitt Two Democratic Governors have now selected to participate a new federal tax-credit scholarship. Kathy Hochul, the New York governor, announced this week her state would opt in.
- Meet the Soros Funded Prosecutor who is Taking Soft on Crime to a new Level
Steve Descano, Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney, could have saved Stephanie Minter if he had done his job. AI-generated image from Grok. by Drew DiMeglio Abdul Jalloh from Sierra Leone has been arrested in Fairfax County more than 30 different times.
- Delegate Lopez Wrongly Labels Parental Safeguards as Assault on Virginia History
On his inauguration day in January 2022, Youngkin signed a series of executive orders aimed at restoring parental rights and ensuring schools focus on fundamentals rather than ideological indoctrination. The first order specifically addressed inherently divisive concepts, prohibiting teachings that one race or sex is inherently superior or oppressive, or that individuals bear responsibility for
- House of Delegates: Josh Cole Pushes HB 702 Firearm Return Program
HB 702, which advanced through committee and was referred to Appropriations earlier in the session, seeks to formalize these return initiatives across Virginia. Supporters like Cole argue that the change in terminology better reflects the program’s intent, allowing citizens to turn in unwanted firearms in a safe and organized manner.
- Virginia Surrenders To The National Popular Vote Movement
The Electoral College is a great safeguard for the Republic and should be protected. by Jacob Grandstaff On April 14, Governor. Abigail Spanberger (D) Virginia joined the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
- What Happens After the Virginia Rigged Maps Vote?
by Ali Ahmad A narrow majority of Virginians voted to disenfranchise rural Virginia between Friday, March 6th, and Tuesday, April 21st. This was part of an effort nationwide to elect Hakeem Jeffreys, the New York representative, as Speaker of the House in the coming year.
- FBI Raids of Senator Louise Lucas Expose Corruption at the Heart of Virginia Democrats’ Power Structure
Portsmouth, Virginia – In a stunning development that should shock no one familiar with the cozy relationships between powerful Democrats, big-government policies, and questionable business dealings, the FBI executed sweeping raids Wednesday on the office of Virginia State Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas and at least ten other locations across the Commonwealth.
- Republican Lawmakers Expose Gaps in Open Hearings During FY27 Budget Deliberations as Eugene Vindman Stays Silent
The hearing focused on key components of the FY27 budget request, particularly those involving defense priorities and allied commitments. A seasoned Republican congressman, speaking bluntly from the dais, questioned whether any U.S. allies had formally signed up for shared initiatives outlined in the budget proposal. ‘Do we have any of our allies that have signed
- Abigail Spanberger’s Rewrite Energy Bill Challenges Assembly and Dominion
By Steve Haner, The Impossible Dream is a sign that can be seen in London on the Whitehall doorway. Abigail Spanberger, the Democratic Governor of New York State, has asked the General Assembly to return to the misguided policy of dictating a utility profit by law.
- Fairfax County School Board Faces Internal Backlash Over Controversial Leadership Appointment
Kyle McDaniel, a sitting board member, has been embroiled in a serious lawsuit filed by his former employer, Blue Label Aviation. The allegations are damning, accusing him of embezzling $175,000, misusing company funds at strip clubs in Arlington and New Orleans, and even scheming to steal two airplanes valued at $1.5 million.
- Delegate Tom Garrett Slams HB 891 as Dangerous Overreach on Local Communities
The bill, which emerged from the legislative process in the House of Delegates, represents what Garrett called a deceptive maneuver. Initially framed around solar projects, it now pivots to mandate battery storage installations through special state-issued permits.
- Working-Class Virginian Begs Supervisors to Reject Massive Property Tax Spike Amid Economic Strain
Jenkins, who works six days a week and faithfully tithes at his church, revealed he had just 75 cents in his bank account at the time of his remarks. ‘I do everything I’m supposed to do,’ he stated, emphasizing his commitment to paying taxes and upholding family responsibilities. Despite his efforts, the family’s current home
- Judge rules that gerrymandering elections are unconstitutional
by Scott Dreyer The Tazewell County Circuit court Judge Jack Hurley issued a temporary injunction on Wednesday against the yes/no Gerrymandering Election which concluded on April 21. This prevents the state from certifying these results.
- Virginia Lawmakers Exempt Themselves from Their Own Gun Law
Two Virginians. Two handguns.
- Hung Cao Takes Over as Acting Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D.C. – April 22, 2026 – In a surprise announcement that marks the first departure of a military service secretary in President Donald Trump’s second term, the Pentagon confirmed Wednesday that Navy Secretary John C. Phelan is leaving the administration effective immediately.
- Virginians Rally to Defend Fair Redistricting Against Democrat Power Grab on Election Day
In 2020, Virginia voters approved two constitutional amendments with 65.69 percent support to remove redistricting power from politicians and place it in the hands of a bipartisan, independent commission. Every county in the state voted yes except Arlington, reflecting a clear mandate for fairness and transparency in drawing district lines for congressional and state legislative
- John Fredericks and John Reid Warn of Democratic Supermajority in Virginia Congress if Redistricting Amendment Passes
Conservative analysts John Fredericks and John Reid are sounding the alarm over Virginia’s upcoming constitutional referendum on congressional redistricting, predicting that approval of the measure would hand Democrats a near-total lock on the state’s 11 U.S. House seats for the remainder of the decade.
- Vandalized ‘Vote NO’ Sign on Prince William Parkway Highlights Tensions in Virginia’s High-Stakes Redistricting Amendment Election
A large red “Vote NO” campaign sign along Prince William Parkway was discovered vandalized this week, prompting the Prince William County Republican Committee (PWCGOP) to condemn what it called desperate “fear tactics” by opponents of a controversial constitutional amendment on the April 21 special election ballot. The incident, captured in photos shared by the PWCGOP on X (formerly Twitter), show
- Virginia Delegate JJ Singh Calls for Banning Knives, Guns, Bats, and Cars as Assault Weapons
In his remarks, Singh revisited a gun violence bill that successfully passed the General Assembly and was signed into law. He then highlighted another measure that cleared the General Assembly but failed to secure the governor’s signature.
- Will Union “Dues Skimming’ come to Virginia?
By Chris Braunlich, Members of the Service Employees International Union attending a recent Loudoun County Board meeting. Governor Abigail Spanberger has many reasons to veto the bill that is headed her way.
- Virginia slouches towards state-sanctioned Euthanasia
Virginia Democrats are pushing to decriminalize the suicide. What could happen next? by Bronson Winning Virginia Democrats have a bill on Governors Abigail Spanberger (D)’s desk, but the legislation will not stop there.
- The Governor flexes her muscles
by Dick Hall Sizemore Governor Abigail Spanberger Governor Spanberger issued her first veto. It was a bill of high priority sponsored by one the Senate’s top Democrats.
- Voting Rights and the Left of Virginia
By James C. Sherlock The author was drawn to Dick Sizemore-Hall’s mailing it in.
- Virginians who follow the law are being targeted by the government
Richmond’s criminals have won this year, as Democrats try to rewrite the history of gun rights by gutting them. by Victoria Manning Virginia Democrats passed far-left laws restricting citizens’ rights in the 2026 General Assembly, which concluded on 14 March. The Democrats have made Virginians less safe and criminals’ lives easier.
- Loudoun County School Board Faces Backlash Over Alleged Cover-Up of Child Abuse in Classroom
The Loudoun County School Board, chaired by April Chandler and including members such as Anne Donahue as vice chair, along with other elected officials serving the district’s nine seats representing various magisterial districts, has come under fire. This board oversees one of Virginia’s largest and wealthiest school systems, yet faces accusations of failing to deliver
- Loudoun School Board Democrats Attempt Overreach in Heated SRO Expansion Debate
The Loudoun County School Board, comprising Chair April Chandler, Vice Chair Anne Donohue, Lauren Shernoff, Amy Riccardi, and other members representing the county’s nine districts and at-large seats, convened for what was billed as a business meeting under electronic participation rules. Overlays from the proceedings highlighted the core issue: the agenda allowed only for discussion
- Virginia Democrats pass the most extreme gun ban in America
by Bronson Winning Democrats in Richmond have advanced legislation that would eliminate the Second Amendment’s very essence. They did so without any restraint and with no regard for the Constitution.