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29/10/2026 06:05

Military vets compete for Virginia seat in Navy’s backyard and more state headlines

The state Capitol. (Photo by Ned Oliver/Virginia Mercury)

• “Military vets compete for Virginia seat in Navy’s backyard.” — Bloomberg

• “Iran war and cost-of-living take center stage in Virginia congressional race.” — PBS

• “Trump cuts slashed $156 million in Virginia solar funding. What’s next?” — WHRO

• “Virginia voters to decide on constitutional protections for abortion and reproductive health care.” — WSLS

• “Virginia nursing homes rank near the bottom nationally for staffing, study finds.” — Cardinal News

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