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VA-9 House Race 2028 (Virginia)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Republican party97%
- Democratic party4%
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In the news
- Morgan Griffith wins reelection in Southwest Virginia's 9th District
In Virginia’s 9th District, incumbent Republican Congressman Morgan Griffith beat Democratic challenger Joy Powers. This deeply red district in Southwest Virginia hasn’t elected a Democrat for the seat in over a decade. In a victory…
- Powers challenging 'reddest' reputation of 9th District in final campaign swing
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- Bristol council restores $50,000 in funding for Birthplace of Country Music
BRISTOL, Va. — The Bristol, Virginia, City Council voted Tuesday to restore $50,000 in funding for the Birthplace of Country Music and advanced an ordinance intended to help police respond to trespassing on private property. Joy Powers…
- Bluff City mayor candidates talk leadership, utilities, economic development
BLUFF CITY, Tenn. — Bluff City mayoral candidates Michelle Roberts and Lori Staton answered questions from the Bristol Herald Courier about the town’s leadership, infrastructure, finances, economic development and other issues ahead of the…
- Bristol, Tenn., seeks new city attorney after current attorney announces resignation
BRISTOL, Tenn. — The city of Bristol, Tennessee, is moving to hire a new city attorney following the resignation of Danielle Smith, who is expected to leave the position after 11 years with the city. Joy Powers, the Democrat challenging…
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