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Who’s Running Against Wittman in CD1?

December 1, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

Map of CD 1

There’s been a lot of churn with candidates for the Democratic nomination in CD1 with several candidates joining the race and others ending their campaigns. Here’s an update on the Democrats hoping to unseat Rob Wittman next November:

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Your Wallet. Your Power. Shop Local!

November 26, 2025
By: Colleen Phelps

We Aint Buying It

Updated: 12/1/25 – Black Friday and Cyber Monday are in the rear view mirror, but we can all use a reminder to shop local this holiday season.

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Residents Take Legal Action Against Goochland

November 25, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

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POSTPONED to 12/15! Same Time, same location. No need to RSVP if you can still make it. See full details in the article.
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HHHunt Faces Strong Opposition to Data Center Plan

November 18, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

hunting Hawk Technology Park Plan 11-17-25

HHHunt hosted hundreds of residents of Hanover, Henrico, and Goochland counties at their Applicant Meeting, the first step in the process required by Hanover County to consider changes to the comprehensive plan and rezoning requests.
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Henrico Rezoning: Balancing Housing Needs and Local Concerns

November 17, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

Markel Rezoning Proposal Map

The Henrico Board of Supervisors voted Nov 12th to deny rezoning requests for acreage between Kaechele Elementary School and the Henrico County Line. Meeting housing needs and responding to local concerns requires a careful balance.
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Candidates Who Paved the Way for May Nivar

November 15, 2025
By: Heather Massey

success paved road

May Nivar’s election day triumph was a seismic shift left for the 57th District, but it was also the peak of a blue wave decades in the making. Let’s recognize the candidates who helped pave the way.

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VA Democrats’ Redistricting Plans

November 15, 2025
By: Heather Massey

Democrats in the General Assembly presented a redistricting amendment to counteract Republican efforts to gerrymander in other states. Here’s an overview of how the process unfolded and what happens next.
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How to Help This Holiday Season

November 15, 2025
By: Colleen Phelps

Angel tree tags

Economic times are tough right now and more people than usual may be seeking out ways to get help for their families this holiday season. If you’re able to offer donations or volunteer, we compiled a list for you to help make someone’s holiday brighter.

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What Do VA Election Results Mean for 2026?

November 10, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

Abigail Spanberger

On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, Democratic voters turned out in record numbers and sent a big blue wave across the state of Virginia to elect Abigail Spanberger for Governor, Ghazala Hashmi for Lt. Governor, and Jay Jones for Attorney General.
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Goochland TOD Passes Despite Fierce Opposition

November 8, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

TOD map as passed

In the wee hours of Friday 11/7, after a lengthy public hearing where more than eighty speakers shared concerns, frustrations, and requests for a no-vote or deferral, the Goochland Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 in favor of the TOD proposal as amended.
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United Methodist Church Announces Opposition to Data Center Overdevelopment in Central Virginia

November 6, 2025
By: Colleen Bohlman

Virginia conference the united methodist church logo

The statement detailed their solidarity with community members and their deep concern about the over-development of data center infrastructure in the Commonwealth. 
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VanValkenburg on Redistricting Resolution

October 31, 2025
By: Senator Schuyler T. VanValkenburg

Senator Van Valkenburg during remarks on redistricting resolution

“This resolution is a break glass maneuver for a truly unprecedented moment. It’s necessary, unfortunately, and it’s temporary, fortunately. It is our best attempt to bust out the first aid kit for our democratic system but it is not a perfect cure for its deeper ills.”
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“I want a better society for my kids. I’m passionate about healthcare. I’m a physician, my wife is in public health and the way healthcare is going right now is very frightening and I just want a candidate who is willing to go against what is happening on the national level. The vaccination piece is definitely scary, I think it’s really important to stay up to date with those things, the pandemic changed so much about how people trust the healthcare system, and while there are a lot of ways the healthcare system needs to improve, leadership from the top down needs to be solid and it’s just not solid right now”.

“I’m mostly concerned about the SNAP funding. Because in my profession, I know some people through Virginia Cooperative Extension who were doing nutrition education for SNAP beneficiaries, all of those programs were cut as kind of a ripple effect from the (Big, Beautiful) bill, but they lost those programs, which is important to me – nutrition information. I’m concerned about out healthcare, I’m concerned about what’s happening with immigration right now and for me personally, I’m soon going on Medicare, and I’m concerned with what’s happening with that. Things are so divisive, you can’t even really talk about issues in a calm way”.

Stephanie

“I am passionate about gun safety regulation. I am passionate about enforcement of the anti-trust laws. Those are two big ones for me. And also intelligent AI regulation and data center/environmental regulations. I have concern about the kind of Wild West style lack of regulation of artificial intelligence. I think we need to take a systematic thoughtful approach so that we targeted AI rather than just an uncontrolled profit for a few big companies”.

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Events

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6/24/26 – “Get Out The Vote!” Post Card Party

June 24th - 6-8PM Twin Hickory Library (large meeting room) Help N4C "Get Out The Vote" for the … READ MORE about 6/24/26 – “Get Out The Vote!” Post Card Party

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Developers Regroup After Data Center Denials

If you’ve been following the local data center news, you already know that HHHunt, a real estate … READ MORE about Developers Regroup After Data Center Denials

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Introducing “Rob’s Record”

Congressman Rob Wittman (CD1) has represented Virginia’s First District for 19 years. Launching June … READ MORE about Introducing “Rob’s Record”

HCPS Securly Classroom: Pros and Cons

August marks the start of the 2026-27 school year, and that’s when Henrico County Public Schools … READ MORE about HCPS Securly Classroom: Pros and Cons

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