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- Casino Donation Fuels Virginia Democrat PAC Backing Future Candidates
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- Virginia Skill Games PAC Donates $5,000 to Democratic Senator Russet Perry
Virginia Operators For Skill, a political action committee backed by entities involved in skill games operations, contributed $5,000 to Friends of Russet Perry on May 18, 2026. Russet Perry serves as the Democratic senator representing Virginia’s 31st Senate District, which covers parts of Fauquier and Loudoun counties.
- Sports Betting Alliance Contributes $100,000 to Virginia Democratic PAC
The Sports Betting Alliance made a $100,000 donation on July 16, 2026, to United for Virginia’s Future PAC, a committee established by Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger to recruit and support Democratic candidates across the Commonwealth. This contribution adds to the alliance’s prior $500,000 donation to Spanberger’s gubernatorial campaign in August 2025.
- Las Vegas Casino MGM Resorts Donates to Virginia Democrat Jennifer Boysko
MGM Resorts International, the Las Vegas-based gaming company, contributed $2,500 to Friends of Jennifer Boysko on January 20, 2026. Boysko serves as a Democrat in the Virginia State Senate representing the 38th District, which covers parts of Fairfax County.
- 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.
- Republicans Lead Charge Against Burdensome Fantasy Sports Tax in Virginia Conference Committee
RICHMOND, VA – As the Virginia General Assembly session pushes forward, House Bill 145, known as the Fantasy Contests Act, remains stalled in a conference committee following strong Republican resistance to its proposed 10 percent tax on fantasy sports operators. Introduced by Delegate Paul Krizek on January 5, 2026, the legislation seeks to regulate and
- Jay Jones champions Casinos over everyday Virginians
Jones has a history of siding with powerful people, whether it’s predatory lenders or debt collectors. The legislative history of Jones and his affiliations make it clear who he is on.
- VIRGINIA AG RACE: Jay Jones, Corporate Defender and Public Pretender
Virginia Democrat Attorney-General candidate Jay Jones portrays himself as a defender for the working poor. But his career and political background tell a very different story.
- The study found that skill games target the poor.
When they were last legal, a Virginia economist has compiled hard data that shows which neighborhoods had the highest concentrations of gaming devices – called “skillgames” by some or “neighborhood slots machines” by others