Virginia lawmakers addressed scores of legislative vetoes and amendments from Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday, ...
After already setting a record for vetoes, Gov. Glenn Youngkin added to his score when the General Assembly failed to ...
Lawmakers reconvened to address Gov. Glenn Youngkin's 100+ amendments, including a contentious sanctuary cities funding cut.
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Virginia Senate rejects Youngkin’s amendments to Right to Contraception Act, other high-profile billsThe General Assembly reconvened April 2 to discuss Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposed amendments to bills that passed in the ...
The House did not approve most of the $300 million in spending cuts that Youngkin proposed to boost the state's revenues to ...
Our local lawmakers are back in Richmond, making decisions that could affect you. Governor Glenn Youngkin signed 599 bills ...
Democrats voted to send the Virginia Right to Contraception Act back to MAGA Gov. Glenn Youngkin without his proposed ...
But with Democrats holding only narrow majorities — 51-49 in the House and 21-19 in the Senate — their chances of reversing ...
A federal lawsuit filed by the Nansemond Indian tribe highlights tension as Virginia adjusts to federal recognition of ...
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General Assembly rejects most of Youngkin’s proposed budget amendments, including those on education and immigrationThe Democratic-controlled General Assembly has rejected most of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposed budget amendments.
Virginia lawmakers reconvened in Richmond on Wednesday for their annual veto session to debate whether to accept or reject hundreds of vetoes and proposed changes made by Gov. Glenn Youngkin.
It’s not often that governors change their minds about a measure they vetoed, but Gov. Glenn Youngkin has with bills that ...
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