Spanberger: 'My mandate ... is to get things done for Virginia families, Virginia schools, and Virginia businesses' Jan 19, 2026 Jan 19, 2026 Updated Sep 3, 2026 0 Social Security COLA 2027 forecast updated: How much could benefits increase? Diamond Avenue community seeks help Supreme Court to decide if ICE can detain immigrants indefinitely Diamond Avenue community seeks help CNN rolls the tape after Trump flips sentiment on mail and early voting Prefer us on Google Learn More Gov. Spanberger addresses a joint session of the General Assembly on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026. As featured on Videos from Gov. Spanberger's address to a joint session of the General Assembly In General Assembly speech, Spanberger calls for legislative unity to tackle affordability Gov. Abigail Spanberger addressed a joint assembly of the House of Delegates and state Senate in a more-than-hourlong speech on Monday night. Spanberger meets with budget negotiators as data center tax splits Virginia lawmakers Gov. Spanberger will meet with General Assembly budget negotiators, as the legislature begins talks to overcome a $1.1 billion divide. Latest video Trump Suggests Iran Should “Take Out” San Diego and LA Iran War WRECKS 81 U.S. Aircraft Worth $3.3 Billion, Dealing A Devastating Blow To Air Power A.I Data Center Boom Hits a Supply Chain Wall Mega-merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery takes effect RAW: FILE: TELEVANGELIST JIM BAKKER DIES AT 86 Carleigh Wenzel discusses Alyssa Latham Florida gas station hikes prices nearly 25 cents overnight Hokies' Franklin on loss to Pitt and moving on to Cal Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 comments
In General Assembly speech, Spanberger calls for legislative unity to tackle affordability Gov. Abigail Spanberger addressed a joint assembly of the House of Delegates and state Senate in a more-than-hourlong speech on Monday night.
Spanberger meets with budget negotiators as data center tax splits Virginia lawmakers Gov. Spanberger will meet with General Assembly budget negotiators, as the legislature begins talks to overcome a $1.1 billion divide.
