The man who could be Speaker of the House, Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, swung by Glen Allen to help Henrico County Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor flip a key Democratic Party target. Taylor is challenging 19 year House of Representatives veteran, Rep Rob Wittman, R-1st, in a district that’s long been a GOP stronghold. Here's some earlier coverage
If all the ads and mailers didn’t tell you, campaign finance reports for the first two weeks of October should: candidates’ spending in Virginia’s battleground congressional districts has ballooned.
The big spending to woo Virginia voters has started, and Democrats are far outspending the GOP in two of the three congressional districts, the 2nd and 5th, that they hope to flip.
Virginia's 1st Congressional District, represented by Republican Rep. Rob Wittman for 19 years, is a "Red-to-Blue" target this year with big money backing Democratic challenger Shannon Taylor.
Virginia’s First Congressional District race is heating up this week as new forecasts show a shift for the left, making the district held by 19-year House veteran Rob Wittman a toss-up.
Rep. Rob Wittman claims Shannon Taylor's office let a troubled nurse go back to work, resulting in more babies being hurt. A father of an abused child struck back, telling voters not to believe the "lies."Â
The man who could be Speaker of the House, Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, swung by Glen Allen to help Henrico County Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor flip a key Democratic Party target.
