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  • Sen. Mark R. Warner (right) holds a large lead in a hypothetical Senate race with Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell. Mr. Warner is running for re-election in 2014. Virginia governors are limited to a single term. (Associated Press)

    Poll shows Mark Warner beating Bob McDonnell easily for Senate

    Sen. Mark R. Warner holds a sizable lead over Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell in a hypothetical two-man race for Mr. Warner's Senate seat in 2014, according to a poll released Monday.

  • In Virginia, decisions on signing bills won’t be easy for Gov. Bob McDonnell

    Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell faces some difficult decisions when it comes time to sign bills passed during this year's General Assembly, including whether to sign or amend a transportation bill that riled conservatives and could further alienate some members of his own party.

  • ** FILE ** Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (The Washington Times)

    O’Malley opposes PG choice for delegate

    Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is locked in a standoff with Prince George's County Democrats over appointing a House of Delegates nominee who has a dark past and is already suing to keep control of the seat.

  • Goode

    Goode's third-party run: Bad news for Romney in Virginia?

    Former Virginia Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr.'s bid for the White House as the Constitution Party's nominee could help resuscitate a political career cut short by a razor-thin loss in 2008 — but it also carries the risk of tipping the scales toward President Obama in the all-important swing state.

  • George Allen (right), a former Virginia governor and U.S. senator, greets voter Rod Wood of Fairfax Station at the Silver Brook Elementary School precinct in Fairfax Station on Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Mr. Allen is running in the Virginia's Republican primary in an effort to reclaim the Senate seat he lost to Jim Webb, a Democrat, in 2006. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

    Independents are the apples of Allen's eye in Virginia race

    George Allen, the odds-on favorite to win Virginia's GOP Senate primary Tuesday, is already working feverishly to win over the coveted independent vote for a high-stakes November matchup with Democrat Tim Kaine that will help determine the balance of power in the U.S. Senate come January.

  • Robert G. Marshall

    New Virginia poll: Gay marriage not key for most voters

    A plurality of Virginia voters oppose same-sex marriage, but three-quarters of them said the issue won't be very important to them in the November election, according to a new poll released Thursday.

  • ** FILE ** Virginia Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling (The Washington Times)

    Bolling battles Cuccinelli for a share of the spotlight

    As Virginia's 2013 gubernatorial campaign gets under way, health care is likely to be one area where Attorney General Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II has an advantage over Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling — an edge he is already beginning to exploit.

  • Karin Weber of McLean, Va., casts her vote at the voting precinct at Lewinsville Senior Center in McLean on Super Tuesday as her 2-year-old son, Jack, waits nearby. With only two of the four Republican presidential candidates on the Virginia ballot, some precincts were slow in the morning and afternoon hours. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

    Romney's Virginia faceoff with Paul not overwhelming

    Mitt Romney won Virginia's Republican presidential primary on Tuesday but with less than overwhelming support, in a race that highlighted the difficulty the former Massachusetts governor has had in consolidating support among rank-and-file GOP voters.

  • Limbaugh and the GOP: The media stars and politics

    The uproar over Rush Limbaugh's derisive comments about a young woman's sex life is serving as a vivid reminder of the outsize role conservative media stars play in Republican politics.

  • Talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh is very influential in GOP politics, as witnessed by light criticism he received from party heavyweights over his "slut" and "prostitute" comments. They were directed at Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke, who has been advocating free birth-control.

    Media stars play outsize role in shaping of GOP's politics

    The uproar over Rush Limbaugh's derisive comments about a young woman's testimony about contraception is serving as a vivid reminder of the large role conservative media stars play in Republican politics.

  • Virginia House clerk G. Paul Nardo (left) listens Monday to Delegate Jennifer L. McClellan (second from right) as she speaks with House Speaker William J. Howell (third from right) at the Capitol in Richmond. The Republican party has enjoyed a banner first half of the General Assembly session, pushing through far-reaching legislation. (Associated Press)

    With assembly control, GOP pushing through its agenda

    In his State of the Commonwealth address, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell advised Republicans: Don't be arrogant. Don't overreach. During the first half of the General Assembly session, he's largely heeded his own advice.

  • Virginia Senate split likely to cause jams

    Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's legacy is on the line as the General Assembly convenes Wednesday to take up initiatives that would plug money into the state's retirement system, its schools and its crumbling infrastructure while considering Republican-backed measures to streamline government and strengthen personal property laws.

  • Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell gestures as he announces his legislative agenda during a news conference at the Capitol in Richmond, Va., Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)

    McDonnell nets record haul for GOP governors

    Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's Republican Governors Association hauled in a record $44.7 million last year, far outpacing the Democratic Governors Association's $20 million in the latest chapter of Mr. McDonnell's rivalry with Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley.

  • Report: Va. undergrads to pay 7.9 percent more

    Virginia undergraduates will pay an average of 7.9 percent more this year in tuition and mandatory fees to attend state public colleges, according to a state report released Monday.

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