✨ Read this must-read post from The New Yorker 📖 📂 Category: News / The Political Scene 📌 Main takeaway: Every four years, a familiar pattern emerges in Virginia, where governors are limited to one term at a time, and elections are held twelve months after the last presidential election. A semi-substantial campaign erupts, but the outcome is driven by the national mood. Only once in the past half-century has the president's party won the governor's mansion in Richmond. Unlike in New Jersey — where Spanberger's old congressional colleague, Mikie Sherrill, is running in the state's other gubernatorial race this…
