Over 1,600 people removed from voter rolls under Youngkin order; groups seek court injunction
Over 1,600 voters have been removed from the rolls since an Aug. 7 executive order by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the governor said Wednesday on a press call. Seventy-five voter registrations were denied in the same time period,
He has signed Executive Order 41, establishing a statewide gang and community violence prevention partnership and enforcement ...
RICHMOND, Va. (WDBJ) - Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-Virginia) has issued a new executive order targeting gang activity in Virginia.
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Youngkin’s new executive order looks to improve permitting, licensing process for VirginiansOn Friday, Oct. 18, Youngkin signed an executive order that directs state agencies on ways to improve their approval process ...
A federal judge has issued an injunction ordering the Youngkin administration to restore the voting rights of 1,600 Virginia ...
Governor Glenn Youngkin signed Executive Order 41, to build on the Administration’s successful efforts to combat the crisis ...
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Executive order to better prepare Virginia for future wildfiresA new executive order signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin on October 21 is set to prepare the Commonwealth as the state heads ...
Throughout his governorship, Youngkin has repeatedly called for reducing government regulation and streamlining its systems.
Governor Glenn Youngkin on Monday issued Executive Order 39, which is designed to reduce wait times, reduce costs and improve the permit, ...
Governor Glenn Youngkin signs executive order Wednesday to build on efforts to fight gang activity across Virginia.
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