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- FBI built an "EDUOFFICIALS" tag and opened 25 assessments on school-board "threats." Prosecutions found: none
The FBI created an 'EDUOFFICIALS' threat tag and opened 25 assessments on school-board threats.
- Warrants, Subpoenas and Ballots: No Election Office Is Above the Law
The state's bulletin tells registrars and clerks how to respond to federal warrants and subpoenas.
- More Eyes, Not Fewer: The Conservative Case for Welcoming Neutral Observers
Under Virginia law, electoral boards and registrars decide who may observe, including DOJ monitors.
- Poll Watchers Are a Right, Not a Favor: What Party Representatives May See and Hear
Virginia law lets party and candidate representatives inside polling places with written consent.
- Seals, Keys and a Felony Penalty: Virginia's Chain of Custody Is the Case for Trusting the Count
Locked machines, sealed equipment and a Class 5 felony for tampering give Virginians a concrete reason to have confidence in results, if officials follow them.
- Minor Access to Abortion Pills Highlights Urgent Need for Safeguards in Virginia
A young person claiming to be 15 years old ordered abortion pills through an online website by providing an age that indicated minority status.
- Republicans Urged to Step Up for 2027 Virginia Elections
The Prince William County Republican Committee has issued a call to action for Republicans interested in public service ahead of the 2027 election cycle.
- Virginia Democrats Direct Funds to LGBT Caucus
The Democratic Party of Virginia made a $2,500 donation to the LGBT Caucus of the Democratic Party of Virginia.
- Parents can now see the FBI files opened on them. Here's what Virginians should ask for
DOJ says parents can review FBI files opened under the Garland memo.
- By the numbers: parole under Youngkin, under Spanberger, and in September
Published analyses show the parole grant rate rising from about 2% under Youngkin to double digits under Spanberger.
- 'Please deny his request': Spanberger's board heard a murdered mother's family, then voted 4-0
Christine Allen's family begged the parole board to keep Troy Demar behind bars for the full 40 years.
- Senate Bill 350 Amendment Strengthens Election Integrity and Supports Hardworking Poll Workers
Senator Rome's amendment to Senate Bill 350 enables earlier processing of absentee ballots to deliver timely results while protecting the integrity of Virginia elections.