Augusta County Historical Society: The Longest Day – June 6, 1944
Program will commemorate the 80th anniversary of World War II’s D-Day
Bolling: End of Spring Semester, Time to Finish Book on Virginia Government and Politics
Hopes to have book available for publication in January 2025
Ballotpedia’s Daily Brew for Friday, May 10, 2024
Colorado becomes third state to vote on removing same-sex marriage ban from state constitution in November; 2.5% of state legislative incumbents who ran for re-election have lost in primaries; Ballotpedia covered 11,945 elections between January and April – Friday Trivia
Bolling: AI Provides Opportunity To Again Hear Randy Travis Sing
It showcases the positive side of Artificial Intelligence
Ballotpedia’s Daily Brew for Thursday, May 9, 2024
Five days until Nebraska’s primary; Democratic state legislative incumbents lose primaries in Indiana – decade first; uncontested elections: rural Wisconsin as a case study – our latest episode of ‘On the Ballot.’
Another GOP Voice Joins the Growing List of Biden Supporters
‘The healing of the Republican Party cannot begin with Trump as president (and that’s aside from the untold damage that potentially awaits our country).’
Ballotpedia’s Daily Brew for Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Chair of House Freedom Caucus Bob Good faces Challenger in Republican primary; upcoming voter participation deadlines; Ballotpedia’s Administrative State Legislation Tracker
U.S. House Schedule for Wednesday, May 8, 2024
The House will meet at 10am. Agenda.
Ballotpedia’s Daily Brew for Tuesday, May 7, 2024
One week until Maryland’s primary; more election-related legislation enacted so far this year than in 2022; Biden issued one public health executive order in April
Bolling: VCU Was Right to Hold Protesters Accountable
When you violate the university’s policies regarding the establishment of encampments, and you fail to disperse when ordered to do so by law enforcement, you are no longer engaging in a peaceful protest. You are violating the law.