The last woman to run in a general election for Virginia’s governor’s mansion was former Democratic state Attorney General Mary Sue Terry in 1993. She lost by more than 17 points to then-Rep.

The state's current, Democratic governor, Ralph Northam, was unable to stand for re-election as Virginia does not allow governors to serve consecutive terms in office. In more potential good news ...

The race for Virginia’s governorship in ... Winsom Earle-Sears, respectively, each bear claim to becoming Virginia’s first female governor, and if Earle-Sears is elected, she would become ...

In the West Virginia gubernatorial race, Republican Patrick Morrisey has won, NBC News projects. The expected vote is the total number of votes that are expected in a given race once all votes are ...

Exit polls are surveys of a random sample of voters taken as they leave their polling place on Election Day. Absentee and early voters are represented by either telephone polls or in-person exit ...

While polling for ... lieutenant governor and attorney general races have shrunk to similar margins. Read more: https://bit.ly/3bd2aY8 While polling for Virginia's gubernatorial race between ...

The last woman to run in a general election for Virginia’s governor’s mansion was former Democratic state Attorney General Mary Sue Terry in 1993. She lost by more than 17 points to then-Rep. George ...

A third event, coming next week, will more immediately define Virginia: the election of the state’s governor, after an increasingly tight race between the former Democratic governor Terry ...