Department of Justice
- Virginia Senator Bryce Reeves Files Resolution Seeking Investigation of Colleague's Federal Charges
Virginia State Senator Bryce Reeves has announced the filing of a resolution requesting that the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections investigate allegations contained in a recent federal indictment against Senator Louise Lucas.
- DOJ report says 2021 school-board memo grew out of White House pressure, with Loudoun case at its center
A 273-page Justice Department report concludes former AG Merrick Garland's 2021 school-board memo grew out of White House pressure and internal objections, and it opens with a Loudoun County case.
- Virginia Voter FAQ: Curbside Voting, Drop Boxes and Your Protections at the Polls
Answers to common voter questions drawn from a state bulletin, including why curbside voting and drop boxes get the same protection from intimidation.
- Who Runs Your Election in Virginia? A Guide to Registrars, Boards and Clerks
Three local offices share the work of Virginia elections.
- Federal Observers and Monitors at Virginia Polls: Who Is Allowed and Who Decides
Congressional observers, court-ordered observers and Justice Department monitors are treated differently under the rules in a new state bulletin.
- Who Can Be Inside Your Virginia Polling Place on Nov. 3, and Who Can't
Virginia law strictly limits who may be inside a polling place.
- Recall Petition Targets Fairfax County Prosecutor Following High-Profile Murder Case
Cheryl Minter, mother of Stephanie Minter, has filed a recall petition against Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano.
- Virginia Public Entities Prepare for 2026 Federal Web Accessibility Rules
Department of Justice standards under 28 CFR Part 35 require larger public bodies to make websites and mobile apps accessible by April 24, 2026.