Democrats had a huge cash advantage and still lost 7 House seats
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Executive Schedule
10:00 AM: GOVERNOR GLENN YOUNGKIN VISITS VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
11:30 AM: GOVERNOR RECEIVES BRIEFING FROM SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH KAY COLES JAMES
2:00 PM: GOVERNOR VISITS VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
6:00 PM: GOVERNOR HOSTS VIRGINIA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS RECEPTION
The rundown
VPAP looked at the money advantage Democrats had in the 7 House districts they lost last November
Protect our Care is advertising on TV for Spanberger
Kiggans’ campaign asks supporters if the Supreme Court leak should be investigated
Headlines from around Virginia
A wrap up of the primaries from North Carolina and Pennsylvania on Tuesday
For House Democrats, Were Resources an Issue? - Virginia Public Access Project
A leadership fight among House Democrats partially turns on a hypothetical question: Could the party have avoided losing its majority last fall if leadership had drained its coffers and invested more in key races? This visual shows that resources were not an issue for the seven incumbent Democrats who lost their seats. All seven had a commanding money advantage over their GOP challengers.
