Dwayne Yancey

Tuesday’s election confirmed that we’re living in a new state. Here’s how.

Notes and observations on the primary voting.

Not all parts of the state have voted at the same rate. Here’s how that could shape the results in some races.

Democrats hold a statewide primary Tuesday to pick nominees for lieutenant governor and attorney general. Virginia also has 17 House of Delegates primaries (nine Democratic, eight Republicans) plus some local primaries. Here’s what to look for.

Fort A.P. Hill was once named after a Confederate general. Now it’s named after three Union soldiers whose surnames are Anderson, Pinn and Hill.

Here are places where candidates could learn something about the state they want to govern. Sometimes those lessons may not fit well with the philosophy of either party.

The latest campaign finance reports show Democrats have a sizeable fundraising edge in most key races, except for attorney general.

Here are five things statewide candidates could learn if they visited Lee County, most of which is closer to eight other state capitals than its own except for a small part that’s closer to nine.

Will President Donald Trump’s decision to federalize the California National Guard influence the Virginia governor’s race? President Dwight Eisenhower’s decision to intervene in Little Rock’s integration in 1957 hurt his party’s candidate for governor in Virginia.