State Politics / Growth And Development Reporter
Reporter, Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch. author: "The Half Breed Tracts"; UNE (Australia) PhD
Richmond, United States (Local)
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Dave Ress primarily covers Virginia politics and government affairs, with a focus on local issues in Richmond. His coverage includes government announcements, data citations, and legal policy regulation. If you have expertise or insights related to Virginia politics, the General Assembly, transportation policies, or gun control specifically within the state of Virginia or more broadly at the local level in Richmond.
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Analysis of Dominion Energy's 15-year plan reveals a strategy to double renewable energy sources while increasing natural gas generators to cut carbon emissions by 2039.
The number of Virginians voting early by casting in-person ballots is running close to levels seen in the 2020 election. Mail voting was higher in 2020 during the pandemic.
By: Dave Ress
Virginia will immediately appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court, according to a spokesman for Attorney General Jason Miyares.
By: Dave Ress
RICHMOND — The number of Virginians voting early by casting in-person ballots is running close to levels seen in the 2020 election
By: Dave Ress
Virginia is asking U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to block a lower court order to restore 1,600 people the state removed from voter rolls under Gov.
By: Dave Ress
In a toughly worded opinion nine days before the election, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Sunday upheld a federal judge's order requiring Virginia to restore some 1,600 Virginians purged from the state's voter rolls.
By: Dave Ress
Dominion Energy wants to string 165 miles of fiber optic cable on power line poles in rural reaches of Greater Richmond, to open access to broadband internet in areas where it isn't available now
By: Dave Ress
Powhatan County supervisors have approved a proposal for a $2.7 billion data center campus by the Chesterfield County line.
The filing argued that U.S. District Court Judge Patricia Giles ‘order on Friday depends on a provision of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 that does not apply to removing noncitizens from voter rolls.
By: Dave Ress
In a brief to Chief Justice John Roberts, the Justice Department says a federal judge’s order for Virginia to reinstate 1,600 people to voter rolls should stand.
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