AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Countdown: Virginia voters head to the polls Nov. 3 with competitive congressional races, local contests and three constitutional amendments on the ballot. Early voting is strong, and outside spending is surging in battleground districts; the 5th District race is now rated a toss-up. Ballot Measures: The amendments address reproductive freedom, marriage equality and voting rights. A pastor has sued over the marriage measure, while a challenge to the reproductive-rights amendment is set for after the election. Benefits: Gov. Abigail Spanberger launched a 32-organization coalition to help Virginians navigate federal cuts to food assistance and health care. A separate outreach campaign is preparing Medicaid recipients for new work and reporting rules starting in 2027. State Priorities: Virginia proposes shifting construction funds to address a $1.7 billion highway-maintenance gap. Lawmakers also advanced a plan to overhaul K-12 school funding. Richmond Politics: State Sen. Louise Lucas says she will not resign after her federal indictment in an alleged cannabis trafficking and corruption scheme.
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