Charlotte Rene Woods joined Charlottesville Tomorrow as a reporter in March 2019. She has a B.A. in Journalism + Design from The New School in New York City, and she earned her M.S. in Multimedia Journalism from Virginia Commonwealth University.
As polling shows Dr. Cameron Webb could flip the 5th Congressional District from Republican to Democrat, it goes beyond Webb and Bob Good as candidates and to the actual shape and demographics of the district itself.
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Virginia is for voters — who have lots of options to do so safely this year. But the Election Day option will look a little different for three polling places on Nov. 3.
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Doug Emhoff, the husband of vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris, stopped by Rives Park in Charlottesville on Oct. 13 to promote voter registration on what was slated to be the final day to do so in Virginia.
As the potential...
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Voting in 2020 is unlike it’s ever been in Virginia. With many options for how to vote before and on Election Day, the U.S. Postal Service and voter registrar offices around the state are processing a higher...
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We are fewer than 30 days out from Election Day on Nov. 3. So we reached out to Charlotte at Charlottesville Tomorrow to get the rundown on voting during a pandemic. But first, we sit down with Anthony Guy...
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Albemarle County is set to officially adopt Phase One of its Climate Action Plan at Wednesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting. While COVID-19 delayed the formal process, it allowed planners to solicit more input over the summer to...
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With a higher volume of mail-in votes occurring this year, some worry that the margins for error in the hands of registrars and voters is higher. Meanwhile, new state law passed during Virginia’s special session aims to...
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Despite years of lobbying for redistricting reform achieving bipartisan support, the fruit of that labor is tasting sour for some Democratic lawmakers and longtime advocates.
With the passage of a constitutional amendment that could create a...
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The second of two state constitutional amendments on Virginia’s ballot this year could benefit veterans who have a 100% disability by exempting them from taxes on one vehicle.
The constitutional amendment asks voters:
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The calls for criminal justice reform that have echoed throughout the nation this summer have intersected locally with mental health and crisis response.
Mental health advocate Myra Anderson’s persistence has now resulted in the forthcoming creation...
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With the widened opportunities to vote this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there lies another option that the Albemarle County registrar says voters should avoid unless it is the only option: provisional...
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Beyond the presidential and congressional candidates whose names will appear on ballots this year, there are two state constitutional amendments to vote on, as well. The first has been nearly 20 years in the making — and...
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