The Richmond Free Press has an article this week on Virginia Attorney General Mark R. Herring’s announcement this past Tuesday that he agrees with a federal lawsuit seeking the temporary suspension of the state’s current requirement that voters casting mail-in … Continue reading
Very excited to try out this ranked choice voting web app.
This Thursday evening there are two events that local activists may find enticing. First is a protest against the influence of money on our government from corporate interests, and in particular Dominion Energy. From the event description: Governor Northam is … Continue reading
Yesterday, Sen. Bill Stanley, R-Franklin County, announced that he will create a subcommittee to address concerns about “obsolete” school buildings across the state. In doing so, he credited Richmond’s Put Schools First campaign for “being the catalyst” in raising issues … Continue reading
It’s been a week since Election Day and we have seen a lot happen. Many students and City residents erupted in protest that Trump won the Presidency. Some people asked what their demand was (my personal favorite suggestion: a civil … Continue reading
With only days left in the election and very little time left for candidates to make an impact with voters, here’s an editorial I did not want to write: I am still undecided on who I want to vote FOR … Continue reading