Earle-Sears joined Attorney General Jason Miyares, Lt. Gov. candidate John Reid, and Gov. Glenn Youngkin for a rally on Election Day eve.

Donald Trump flooded his Truth Social account with all-caps posts aimed at Virginia voters on the eve of the state’s high-stakes election, warning that a vote for Democrats would be a “death wish.”The president's tirade comes on the heels of former President Barack Obama rallying for Democratic

Embattled Democratic Virginia Attorney General hopeful Jay Jones — who was caught sending text messages fantasizing about murdering a political rival — holds a narrow lead over the

You can rest assured that I will be telling our congregation to vote for you,” Second Calvary Baptist Church head pastor Geoffrey Guns told Democratic Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones in a video shot on Wednesday.

On the eve of Election Day, Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears rallied supporters at her alma mater, Regent University, as she made her final pitch to voters.

Prediction market data suggests a landslide is possible, though far from guaranteed. According to Polymarket, Spanberger has a 14 percent chance of beating her Republican opponent, Winsome Earle-Sears, by 15-18 points, which could constitute a landslide victory. She has a 7 percent chance of beating Earle-Sears by more than 18 points.

Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger accused Democratic New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani on Friday of lying to voters about several of his campaign promises. Spanberger told CNN that Mamdani will never be able to pass his plan for government-run grocery stores and buses,

But while the Democrats’ gubernatorial candidate, the centrist congresswoman Abigail Spanberger, looks to be cruising toward a comfortable win over Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears, there’s trouble two spots down-ballot.