Jahd Khalil
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Why have Virginians’ health insurance premiums increased? (opens the original)
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Virginians looking to purchase Affordable Care Act health insurance plans are set to have both fewer choices and higher prices for the 2027 plan year, although state-level subsidies may mitigate that for some people. Broadly, insurance premiums are determined by the claims a company pays out and how many people share those claim costs. In the case of Virginia’s Insurance Marketplace, insurers are expecting costs to go up while the number of people sharing those costs go down. Either of those tre
Final Confederate statues removed from Virginia Capitol Square (opens the original)
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Six years ago, the City of Richmond removed a statue of Confederate Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson on Monument Avenue. Crowds gathered, the sky opened and cheers erupted in the rain. Over the next two years, dozens of statues came down. But three statues still remained in Richmonders’ frequent public view, since they were on state property, as they were the responsibility of the General Assembly. On Friday afternoon, workers contracted by the Commonwealth of Virginia removed the last Confede
Virginia voters will decide reproductive rights' future four years after Roe (opens the original)
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In 2026, Virginians are voting on whether to make three changes to the state's constitution. Voters will decide the future of felon voting rights, marriage equality and reproductive rights in the commonwealth. VPM News' State Politics Reporter Jahd Khalil is speaking to advocates who support and oppose each of the constitutional amendments to help you better understand the proposed changes. You can hear the arguments for and against each of the amendments in the VPM News digital-first video seri
Referendum committees are lining up to support, fight Virginia ballot questions (opens the original)
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At least eight referendum committees have been formed in the lead-up to this fall's vote on three proposed amendments to the Virginia Constitution. Virginians will weigh in on three ballot measures that would (respectively) enshrine the right to abortion and other reproductive care, replace an existing-yet-defunct ban on same-sex marriage with language guaranteeing all couples the right to marry, and automatically restore voting rights to formerly incarcerated people who have completed their pri
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