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Opposition votes lead in Amherst, Pulaski gambling referendums
Voters in Amherst County and the town of Pulaski were asked to weigh in on parimutuel wagering. Approval would have given a green light to Rosie’s Gaming Emporium to add locations there.
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10m8 things to know about the blue wave that swept across most of Virginia
Democrats were excited about voting. Many Republicans weren't. That explains a lot. Here's a deeper dive.
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7mFormer education secretary: Private colleges serve a public good, and Virginia should invest accordingly
Virginia’s nonprofit private colleges are indispensable state partners by awarding one-third of all undergraduate degrees and nearly 40% of nursing degrees in the state.
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5mGreene and Niederstadt win Martinsville council seats in first campaigns, according to unofficial totals
Mayor L.C. Jones, the lone incumbent in the race, finished third.
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4mDemocrats sweep three Lynchburg City Council seats, ending Republican majority
No Republican incumbents were reelected, according to unofficial election results Tuesday night.
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7mKanipe and Stewart win Radford City Council seats, with unopposed Gillespie taking mayor’s seat
School board incumbents Jane Swing and Gloria Boyd win reelection, with Ed Dickenson winning the third contested board spot.