Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin delivered an Election Day message to Virginia voters to reject the Democratic Party of 'simply chaos.'
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin made the rounds to polling places Tuesday to urge Virginia voters to reject a Democratic Party of 'simply chaos' in the state's 2023 legislative contests being watched closely on the national stage ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
And abortion is being hotly contested in the last state in the South without new restrictions since the end of Roe v. Wade. 'And I hope Virginians understand that, that we are the party that is trying to do everything we can to create jobs — 230,000 new jobs in the last 22 months,' Youngkin continued. 'We've gone from near the bottom of job growth to No. 3 in the country in job growth during that time period. We're reducing tax burdens with $5 billion of tax relief.
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