Dwayne Yancey

A recent poll shows that inflation is the top concern for Virginia voters and women’s reproductive rights ranks low. That’s a potential danger sign for Democrats.

He has warned that neither neither the University of Virginia nor Virginia Tech should do anything in regard to conference realignment that hurts the other school. That warning has now become more urgent with the sudden implosion of the Pac-12 conference and Florida State’s threat to leave the ACC.

A poll by Virginia Commonwealth University showed Youngkin beating Biden in a hypothetical matchup in Virginia. The important thing is which voters might switch their support to him.

Or, why we’re seeing more bears across Virginia, and not just out in the woods.

Only two primaries had a lower turnout, and in one of those, one of the candidates had dropped out before Election Day.

On Friday the governor meets with top donors in New York, ostensibly to talk up Virginia’s legislative elections but perhaps to audition for a presidential run.

With conference affiliations once again in flux, might we see this idea come back?

Why aren’t legislators from both parties clamoring to reinstate? Here’s a clue.

An article in the University of Richmond Law Review spells out ways that the state could help boost the economy in rural Virginia.