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Virginia Democrats Weigh Zoning Reform to Boost Housing Supply

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By Margaret Barthel Verified
| WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.) Verified
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It took 75 governors to elect a woman. Spanberger will soon be at Virginia's helm

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By Margaret Barthel Verified
| Georgia Public Broadcasting Verified
RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia inaugurates its governors in traditional style, complete with a swearing-in ceremony outside the Capitol building presided over by men in three-piece morning suits with coattails and an occasional top hat. "At the conclusion of the oaths, there is a 19-gun salute by the National Guard and a jet flyby, if that has been requested," reads the state's protocol guide.
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What's Ahead As Maryland and Virginia Begin Legislative Sessions

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By Margaret Barthel Verified, Jenny Abamu Verified, Natalie Yuravlivker Verified
| WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.) Verified
Legislative sessions begin Wednesday in both Maryland and Virginia. Both are dealing with the impact of federal cuts and tight budgets. Maryland saw the most federal jobs lost of anywhere in the country. In Richmond, Democrats now have a trifecta after big wins in November. Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger and the Democratic majority in the General Assembly have a lot on the agenda, including four constitutional amendments and addressing affordability issues like housing and healthcare.
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