Outside the Beltway

The battle for control of the Virginia House of Delegates remains up in the air as both sides continue to dispute the outcome in one district.

After nearly twenty years, the Republican domination of the Virginia House of Delegates came to an end thanks to a single vote.

The early numbers in the battle to control Congress look good for Democrats, but there are are a number of caveats to keep in mind.

Republicans have a Donald Trump problem, and they can’t run away from it.

Democrats, Republicans, and Independents came out for an an election that can only been seen as a strong rebuke to President Trump and the Republican Party.

With less than forty-eight hours to go, the race for Virginia’s Governor is tighter than ever.

President Obama spoke out yesterday against his successor and the America he has created.

New polling shows Democratic nominee Ralph Northam continuing to lead Republican Ed Gillespie in the Virginia Governor’s race, but anything is still possible with three weeks to go until Election Day.

The nation’s only competitive Governor’s this year appears to be going in favor of the Democratic candidate.

A new poll shows that Donald Trump could end up having an impact on the race for Virginia Governor.

Ed Gillespie, the Republican nominee for Governor of Virginia, has come out against the most recent immigration-related action by the national leader of his party.

A race for the Virginia House of Delegates straight out of a civics book.

Republicans and Democrats have picked their candidates for 2017’s Governor’s race, but the biggest name is likely to be one not on the ballot, Donald Trump.

In addition to the race in New Jersey, the statewide races in Virginia are also being looked to as a barometer of American politics in the first year of the Trump Administration.

Former RNC Chair Ed Gillespie is challenging incumbent Senator Mark Warner for his Senate seat.

The margin in the Virginia Attorney General’s race is, quite literally, razor thin.

The race for Virginia Governor turned out to be much closer than many predicted, but that should not be a surprise.

Polls in Virginia don’t open for another 48 hours or so, but the end result has become fairly apparent when you look at the polls.

There’s still a week to go in Virginia’s Governor’s race, but it’s clear that this race is effectively over.

With debate season over, it’s looking less and less likely that Virginia Republicans will be able to hold back the Democrats on November 5th.

Virginia’s voters really don’t seem to like their choices for Governor.