Early voting for Virginia's primary election starts this Friday, lasting until June 14. Here's what you need to know.

Virginia Republicans are reeling from an intraparty fight over a disputed social media account that has pitted lieutenant governor nominee John Reid against Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s political operation,

A new chapter is underway for the Catholic Church, as many are calling the election of Pope Leo XIV a historic moment. The newly elected pope is the first to be born in the United States.

Early voting begins May 2. On the ballot are the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and all 100 seats in the House of Delegates.

Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial races show Democrats leaning ahead as challenges remain for GOP as elections approach.

Seven of 11 council members voted Tuesday in favor of a charter change referendum on the election system to be placed on the November ballot.

The Catholic Church has named a new pope, capturing the attention of people worldwide who watched the conclave process and papal transition unfold.

Three statewide offices are up for election this year: governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general. But only Democratic primaries will only take place in the lieutenant governor and

Regina Bethencourt was leaving the Saint Rita Parish Center Preschool in Alexandria with her 4-year-old daughter when she started to watch the first remarks by Pope Leo XIV. “Th

A new law, signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin, will restrict children under 16 to one hour of social media per day, effective Jan. 1.

It’s primary season in Virginia, and here’s what is—and notably isn’t—on the ballot June 17. Virginia and New Jersey’s off-year elections are historically treated as bellwethers, taking the temperature of public opinion one year after presidential elections.

Eligible voters can find more information about early voting by consulting the City Department of Voter Registration & Elections website or the County Department of Elections website.