Attorney General Herring Shouldn’t Make Announcements While I’m on Vacation
I was excited when I first decided to take an extended vacation the two weeks leading up to Labor…
Tag: Redistricting
Will Nonpartisan Redistricting Ever Happen?
About a year ago a small group convened to investigate the possibility of revitalizing the issue…
Virginia in 2020: A Look Ahead
A little over a year ago, I started a series of diaries looking at the past, present, and future…
Following Up on Mark Warner’s 2014 Performance
Before the 2014 election I wrote about specific areas to watch for sorting out ongoing political…
It’s Never Over in Virginia
The dust has settled over the Commonwealth after election day 2014, and Mark Warner will survive…
Twelve Days of Christmas for Virginia Democrats: Day Ten, Independent Redistricting?
Welcome to this twelve part series looking at the challenges, obstacles, and future possibilities…
Twelve Days of Christmas for Virginia Democrats: Day Nine, The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
Welcome to this twelve part series looking at the challenges, obstacles, and future possibilities…
Twelve Days of Christmas for Virginia Democrats: Day One, A Gerrymander!
Don't forget to take the poll at the end on your least favorite part of the Republican…
What’s the Worst Bill in Richmond? You make the call!
It's time again for Richmond's favorite reality show, WORST BILL EVER! Excited…
Virginia GOP Got 51% of U.S. House Vote, 73% of Seats
David Wasserman's national House popular vote data now shows Democrats got significantly more…
