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Politifact VA: Republicans budget wouldn t cut education spending, but it would invest less than Democrats

The General Assembly is hashing out a new two-year state budget that will go into effect July 1. Former Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat, proposed his final budget in December 2021 - one month before leaving office. The House and the Senate separately amended Northam’s plan, and each chamber approved its own two-year budget.

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Is Virginia an economic success or in the ditch? Depends on which candidate you ask

Is Virginia an economic success or in the ditch? Depends on which candidate you ask
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Youngkin paints dire economic picture for Virginia, proposes eliminating state income tax

Youngkin paints dire economic picture for Virginia, proposes eliminating state income tax
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Audio exclusive: In closed-door meeting, governor s office ripped inspector general s parole board investigation as prejudicial, political

Senior staff members in Gov. Ralph Northamâs administration questioned the power of Virginiaâs watchdog agency to investigate the Virginia Parole Board during an ongoing investigation and reprimanded Inspector General Michael Westfall for how many investigations his office was conducting during a tense meeting last summer. A recording of the meeting obtained by the Richmond Times-Dispatch conflicts with the governorâs previous account that his team did not intimidate Westfall and his staff. The 71-minute recording of the Aug. 14 meeting also shows that Northamâs chief of staff asked Westfall if the Office of the State Inspector General planned to investigate Republican lawmakers for releasing to the press a copy of an OSIG report that concluded the parole board violated state law and policies in releasing Vincent Martin, who was sentenced in 1980 to life in prison for killing a Richmond police officer.

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