Four Black women have entered the 2021 Virginia gubernatorial race. If elected, the commonwealth would become the first state with a Black female governor. Sen. Jennifer McClellan, D-Richmond, and former Del. Jennifer Carroll Foy, D-Prince William, are competing for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Former Roanoke City Sheriff Octavia Johnson is
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Gathering on the Virginia State University campus Tuesday, the Democratic candidates for governor met for their first of four televised, party-sponsored debates. In a socially distanced auditorium scattered with press and a few audience members, Delegate Lee Carter, former Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy, Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax, former Governor Terry
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On Friday, State Senator Jennifer McClellan (D-Richmond/Henrico) announced 30 new endorsements from elected officials and community leaders as she seeks the Democratic nomination to run for governor in 2021. The field for 2021 is crowded, to say the least. McClellan will be facing off against former Governor Terry McAuliffe
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