The SAVE Act
Facts and Questions Answered
March 11, 2025
The SAVE Act of 2024 is back as H.R. 22 in 2025, and it’s reboot is causing confusion. This bill would make voter registration harder, eliminate online and Election Day registration, disenfranchise millions of voters and require costly changes by state election boards. With a House vote coming soon, get the facts and learn why Rep. Wittman (R-01) needs to hear from you!
- Visas revoked at VCU, UVA, Virginia Tech, George Mason
Federal immigration authorities have revoked the visas of at least 20 international students and three recent graduates. In addition to the climate of fear and turmoil this creates for all students, there is a very real economic impact for Virginia and the Universities. We’re highlighting a great article from Axios Richmond Read More - General Assembly largely rejects Youngkin’s legislative and budget amendments
Gun safety bills, paid family medical leave, prescription drug affordability, and raising the minimum wage are among the more than 150 bills that Governor Youngkin (R) VETOED after this year’s General Assembly session.Read More - June 17th, Primary Voter Deadlines & Information
June 17th, Primary Voter Deadlines/Information – Register by 5/27/25 (after this you may register to vote using a provisional ballot up to election day) – Vote early in person: 5/2/25-6/14/25 (including Saturday 6/7) – Request a ballot by mail by 6/6/25 Read More - Neighbors for Change Rallies Community for Local Impact
“We all have skillsets, we all have networks, we all have things we care about, we all have things we can bring to the table.” That was the message at Neighbors for Change’s event at the Wyndham Clubhouse, where over 50 people gathered to learn how to get involved in local elections and support Democratic candidates. Read More - ROB WITTMAN IS RIGHT Commentary: Gutting the Department of Education will devastate Henrico families
Madison Irving has given us permission to share the text of his 3/20 Richmond Times-Dispatch Op Ed “Rob Wittman is right Commentary: Gutting the Department of Education will devastate Henrico families“ so it is available to our readers without a subscription. Click for the full text of his letter. Read More - Protesting? Know your First Amendment Rights for U.S. Citizens
Planning to protest? Know your rights before you go. The First Amendment protects the right to protest, and while that right is strong, it’s NOT absolute. It’s critical for protesters to understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens. This is particularly important for students, as both public and private schools have the right to set their own rules and policies. Read More
