Attorney General Jay Jones vows to appeal as early voting fast approaches.
Author Archives: Jessie Higgins
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Polls have closed — follow Virginia redistricting results
What the vote could change plus how to view live results across Virginia.
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It’s Election Day for Virginia’s redistricting referendum
Here’s what to know about the referendum — and how to vote.
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What does a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ vote actually mean in Virginia’s special election on redistricting?
Voters are getting mixed messages. Here’s a clear breakdown.
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Help shape the Central Virginia Voter Guide while your kids vote for ‘Mayor of the Hop’ this Saturday
Charlottesville Tomorrow’s Voter Guide team will join the festivities at the First Easter Bash at Tonsler Park.
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City of Charlottesville completes first of regular planned cleanups at Rivanna River encampment
Plus, the city’s Police Civilian Oversight Board finally secures independent counsel.
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Early voting on an important constitutional amendment begins today
Virginia voters will decide whether to allow state lawmakers to redraw the congressional district map ahead of this year’s election.
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2026 Central Virginia Voter Guide
View live results of Virginia’s redistricting referendum, a high-stakes vote on whether Democrats who control state government can redraw congressional maps ahead of this fall’s election.
Posted inOur neighborhoods
Ice leaves Charlottesville pedestrians stranded — and property owners overwhelmed
In Charlottesville, as in most American cities, it’s a property owner’s responsibility to remove ice and snow from the sidewalks that run along their property. That hasn’t happened.
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Charlottesville’s volunteer snow removal effort is in desperate need of volunteers
As of Thursday evening, just 12 people had completed the United Way’s required paperwork to shovel snow for their elderly and disabled neighbors, while 221 households had reached out requesting help.
