The former president comfortably defeated Nikki Haley, the only other candidate among the six Republicans on the ballot still in the race.
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Live election results from Virginia’s presidential primary
We also have election results, via Associated Press, from other Super Tuesday states.
Democratic Speaker Scott appoints Southwest Virginia Republicans to Tobacco Commission
The speaker’s move is in stark contrast to the partisan shakeup the last time Democrats were in charge.
Democrats sent Youngkin an entire slate of cannabis bills. Here’s what’s in them.
Only two Republicans voted in favor of legislation that would create an adult-use marketplace for marijuana products in Virginia — Del. Chris Obenshain and state Sen. Christie New Craig.
Despite low approval rating, Biden leads Trump by 4 points among Virginia voters, Roanoke College poll says
The poll shows Haley would beat Biden. About 53% of Virginians approve of the way Gov. Glenn Youngkin is handling his job.
Budget negotiators named; will start work Sunday to resolve differences
The House and Senate are nearly $1 billion apart on school funding.
Shared solar bills clear General Assembly
The legislation would establish a program for Appalachian Power customers to buy solar energy without needing their own panels, and it would expand an existing Dominion Energy program.
Wildlife corridor bill fails again to advance in the General Assembly
The bill was designed to reduce wildlife collisions, including those involving elk in Southwest Virginia. It was tabled with no discussion by the House Appropriations Committee.
Legislators address tax code tweak that could threaten millions of dollars in tobacco settlement money
At issue was a 2019 change in how the state defines cigarettes. The proposed fix has cleared the House and Senate and is now headed to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s desk.
Recognition of Virginia civil rights figures Barbara Johns, Reuben Lawson advances in Washington
The proposed model of Johns for the U.S. Capitol wins first-round approval, and the U.S. Senate votes to rename Roanoke’s federal courthouse after Lawson.

