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Your 2022 guide to Virginia politics

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(L to R, foreground) Virginia Attorney General-elect Jason Miyares, Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin and Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears led a red wave in the November 2021 elections that saw the GOP regain control of the House of Delegates. Photo by Associated Press/Steve Helber


General Assembly preview:
The great divide
Will split legislature lead to gridlock or compromise?

 

 

 

Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin retired as co-CEO of Washington, D.C., private equity company The Carlyle Group in 2020, just months before launching his successful gubernatorial campaign — his first run for public office. Photo by Stephen Gosling


Interview:
The outsider
Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin talks 2022 priorities 

 

 

 


Politics:
A dramatic shift
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s tenure was progressive, eventful

 

 

 


Interview:
Looking Back
Q&A with exiting Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam

 

 

 

 

 

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