How Loudoun Schools Got Caught in Virginia’s Political Maelstrom
LEESBURG, Va. — Long before the father was tackled by sheriff’s deputies at the school
Elections, Governors
Why Democrats May Have a Long Wait if They Lose Their Grip on Washington
Usually, it’s the party out of power that frets about whether it will ever win
Ruth Ann Minner, Down-to-Earth Governor of Delaware, Dies at 86
She transferred to an office job with Sherman W. Tribbitt, a state representative. When he
Why Ciaterrelli Refuses to Concede NJ Governor’s Race
Hours after polls closed in the unexpectedly tight race for New Jersey governor, the Democratic
Election Results in Virginia Prove Things Can Get Worse for Democrats
HOT SPRINGS, Va. — The increasingly liberal politics of Virginia had been a sore spot
How Virginia’s Governor Race Unraveled the Democratic Turnout Myth
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Reeling From Surprise Losses, Democrats Sound the Alarm for 2022
But Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, was not
Republicans Pounce on Schools as a Wedge Issue to Unite the Party
Katie Paris, a party activist who runs Red, Wine and Blue, a group that works
Youngkin’s Dance With Trump Was Pivotal. But Is It Repeatable?
Mr. Youngkin spent $20 million of his own money to subsidize television ads portraying him