Posts from r/Virginia on Thursday, 04/02
POSTS - THURSDAY, 04/02
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Virginia Could Get Rid of Citizens United and Montana is Cutting the Path
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Spanberger signs school-related legislation into law
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More manufactured homes may soon be arriving to a neighborhood near you thanks to new law -- The law tells local governments that they cannot discriminate against manufactured homes if an area is zoned single-family.
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After record losses, Virginia Republicans look to pick up the pieces
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Virginia police search vehicle surveillance data 24/7. ‘Why?’ isn’t always clear.
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Tetrapods for Tangier Island to help prevent erosion
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Tens of thousands of people routed through network of ICE "hold rooms" in Virginia, elsewhere
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🪻 It's A Real Bloomtown Around Here... 📌 Fredericksburg, Virginia
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I Am Begging People To Have Some Statistical Literacy, You Can't Just Open VPAP, Look At One Metric With Zero Context, And Make Declarations About The Early Vote
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April 21st Redistricting Vote: are polling stations open 4/21? Do I just go vote as usual?
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