Virginia Election Indicates Shift Among Latino Voters

Abigail Spanberger (D) is decisively elected Governor of Virginia, carrying key votes from the Latino electorate. This article analyses the reasons for this change and the impact it may have on future elections.

Columns, OpinionHarrison FranklinDecember 11, 2025VA Governor, Virginia, Virginia Governor, SpanbergerComment

Virginia’s Controversial Election Year Voter Roll Purge Upheld by Supreme Court

Despite warnings that Virginia’s voter purge was not narrow enough to catch only noncitizens, the state pushed on. Disturbingly, many citizens were unaware they were removed until contacted by advocacy groups or news outlets.

Election 2024, NationalElise ChangNovember 20, 2024National, Voter ID, Voter Purge, Virginia, Virginia Politics, Election 2024Comment

A Tightly Contested Governor’s Race in Virginia Promises Insights for National Politics

“The Virginia gubernatorial race is much more than a contest to decide the next governor of The Old Dominion. The state holds its governor's election in the year immediately following every presidential election, making it a de-facto referendum on the current federal administration’s performance and a potential indicator of future national trends.”