Virginia law
- Dominion Energy's Surge in Political Giving Fuels Concerns Over Utility Rate Hikes
Dominion Energy, a major utility provider in Virginia, has recently directed substantial funds into political channels at a time when customers face increasing electric bills.
- 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.
- A Republican Voter's Election Day Checklist: Know Your Sheriff, the Lines and Who to Call
Before Nov. 3, know your sheriff and Commonwealth's attorney, the 40-foot line, the firearm rule and who to call.
- 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.
- No More Challenges at the Polling Place: What H.B. 640 Changed and the Case Against It
A 2026 law bars anyone from challenging a voter's qualifications at the polling place.
- 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.
- Shannon Taylor's Record Raises Questions on Favoritism in Henrico Prosecutions
Virginia Democrat Shannon Taylor, the nominee challenging incumbent Representative Rob Wittman in the state's first congressional district, has come under renewed examination for her tenure as Henrico County's top prosecutor.
- Parole board lists "no history of violence" for Newport News man convicted of rape and sodomy
Spanberger's parole board voted to release Rodney Jerome Jones, convicted of rape and forcible sodomy.
- Garrett Presses DMV Panel to Suspend Driver Privilege Cards and Defend Election Integrity
Delegate Tom Garrett calls on the DMV Subcommittee to pass House Bill 993 suspending driver privilege cards that move illegal residents closer to voter rolls and undermine federal law.
