With one week until the Virginia gubernatorial election, Abigail Spanberger is ahead by seven points in the most recent poll.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin attacked Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger's transgender policy stance ahead of the commonwealth's election.

A new poll released Monday, published the same day lawmakers returned to Richmond for a special session that could reshape political maps just one week before voters head to the polls, shows Democrats holding narrow leads in Virginia's governor and lieutenant governor races.

With just days left before Virginians head to the polls, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger spent Monday meeting with voters across Southwest Virginia as part of her “Virginia Votes” Bus Tour.

A new poll surveying more than 900 registered and likely voters in Virginia shows Democrat Abigail Spanberger with a 12-point lead over Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears.

The figures are a continuation of the fundraising advantage Spanberger has consistently held throughout the election cycle. In September, Spanberger raised $12.6 million and ended the month with $5.4 million cash on hand. In contrast, Earle-Sears raised $9.1 million in September and ended the month with $1.6 million cash on hand.

Shapiro is the latest big-name Democrat — and potential presidential candidate — to campaign in the state ahead of the Nov. 4 elections.

Democratic nominee Abigail Spanberger and Republican nominee Winsome Earle-Sears spent the weekend making campaign stops in Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Hampton, and Norfolk, highlighting their visions for jobs, education, and public safety ahead of Election Day.

It's full speed ahead for Abigail Spanberger as she makes her final push to election day on her Virginia Votes Bus Tour across the commonwealth.