Interesting…the leading Republican candidate to potentially take on Sen. Mark Warner next year, State Senator Bryce Reeves, just announced that he’s “withdrawing from the U.S. Senate race” due to “a serious family health matter” that “require[s] my attention at home.” Sen. Reeves adds, “This past election was devastating for Republicans across our Commonwealth “and argues “We must stop the infighting, regroup, and unite behind principled leadership worthy of our cause.” So…good luck with that, I guess. But seriously, despite disagreeing with Reeves on pretty much everything, best wishes to him regarding the family health matter!
P.S. Politically speaking, Sen. Warner appears to be basically a lock for reelection (among other things, Warner has nearly $12 million cash-on-hand), next November, barring something REALLY weird happening. To see Sen. Warner’s challengers, both Republican (e.g., Kim Farington), see here.
P.P.S. Reeves, who said back in 2023 that Democrats should be taken “to the train station,” had announced his campaign in late September, so was only in this race for three months.
