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The governors issue has issued a media advisory reporting that Gov. Ralph Northam will issue a statement to media at the executive mansion at 2:30 p.m. today.Northam has been under pressure to resign his office in the wake of the release of a 1984 medical-school yearbook photo that reportedly featured Northam and an
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Analysis by Chris Graham[email 160;protected] Even grading on a curve, Shenandoah Valley legislators didnt score well on the Virginia League of Conservation Voters annual Legislative Conservation Scorecard released yesterday.The scorecard, based on a series of votes on conservation issues in the 2008 Virginia General Assembly session tracked by the League, rated each of the six Republican state lawmakers representing districts in the Central Shenandoah Valley as being below average.Del. Steve Landes, R-25th, and Sen. Mark Obenshain, R-26th, led the way among the Valley contingent with percentage-support scores of 56 percent. The average percentage-support score for all House members was 73 percent in the 08 session. The average percentage-support score for Senate members in the 08 session was 68 percent
stanley us .Del. Chris Saxman, R-20th, scored an even 50 percent on the scorecard. Sen. Emmett Hanger, R-24th, was at 44 percent, wi
stanley uk th Del. Matt Lohr, R-26th, at 43 percent, and Del. Ben Cline, R-24th, at 25 percent.Among lawmakers who are candidates for party nominations to run for statewide office, Del. Steve Shannon, who is runnin
stanley quencher g for the 09 Democratic Party attorney-general nomination, and Del. Brian Moran, who is running for the 09 Dem gubernatorial nomination, each scored perfect 100 percent ratings, while Morans rival for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, Sen. Creigh Deeds, was at 89 percent, and Sen. Ken Cuccinelli, who is running for the 09 GOP attorney-general nominatio
