-elect Glenn Youngkin described the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) as a “carbon tax that is fully passed on to ratepayers,” saying he would issue an executive order to take the state out of the interstate compact when he's inaugurated next

This is one of the reasons why Republican Glenn Youngkin became the 74th governor of Virginia. He promised to listen to concerned parents. He also promised that schools would listen to their concerns.

Earlier that month, Republican Glenn Youngkin defeated Democrat Terry McAuliffe in Virginia, in what some analysts said was a major victory for Republicans in a reliably blue state that hasn’t had a Republican governor for more than a decade.

In January 2022, on his first day in office, Virginia’s Republican governor, Glenn Youngkin, showed race antagonists the schoolhouse door.

The county in northern Virginia, about 30 miles from Washington D.C., is known as the “ground zero” of the parental rights fight in America and one of the leading factors that helped Glenn Youngkin to win the Virginia gubernatorial election in November

And, of course, there is a distinctly real possibility (I would say a probability) that Glenn Youngkin will become the next governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

They accused the November version of “white supremacist indoctrination,” a “whitewashed version,” and labeled it “the Youngkin standards,” referring to the Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

Glenn Youngkin, who kept the pledge after his election by signing an executive order on his first day in office banning the teaching of divisive concepts, including critical race theory.

In Virginia, meanwhile, Glenn Youngkin, the state’s new governor, just rescinded a public school mask mandate. His decision was a welcome one, as it allowed parents to decide whether or not their children should wear a mask.

Read the full article here _____ Grassroots Activism May Have Turned the Tide in the Race for Governor of Michigan The same grassroots citizen activism that helped elect Republican Glenn Youngkin governor of Virginia may well make Tudor Dixon the next

Glenn Youngkin rode that issue to victory in Virginia a year ago. “What you don’t do is stand up to Big Oil,” Newsom reiterated to Dahle. Actually, in the context of California politics, Big Oil isn’t stupid.

Glenn Youngkin win his election in 2021 by winning over independents and even Democrats, the abortion issue seems to be doing the same trick for Democrat candidates this time around. Hence, Mr. Youngkin has trodden carefully.

Glenn Youngkin, who stumped for her in Fredericksburg on Oct. 17. He said the “red wave” movement that propelled him to victory in last year’s gubernatorial race is “happening again.”

Between the Sept. 14 recall and today came the Nov. 2 Virginia gubernatorial election, won by Republican Glenn Youngkin against a Newsom-type liberal Democrat, Terry McAuliffe.

Glenn Youngkin shows support at a "Back to School" rally in Annandale, Va., on Aug. 31, 2022. (Courtesy of Spirit of Virginia) Virginia Gov. Glen Youngkin won his race based on support for parental rights.

Political Action Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin also attended the event. He accused his opponent, former Virginia Gov.

News Analysis When Glenn Youngkin, Winsome Sears, and Jason Miyares take their oaths of office next January in Richmond, it will mark the first time since 2009 that Republicans will be Virginia’s governor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general.

After the recent vote for governor in Virginia, a state with significant Latino population growth, an exit survey by AP VoteCast showed GOP winner Glenn Youngkin won 55 percent of the Latino vote, to 43 percent for Democrat Terry McAuliffe.

Glenn Youngkin held a press conference at Reagan National Airport on Thursday morning after consulting with officials from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

Glenn Youngkin questioned the length of the initial 400-page “collaborative” social studies standards draft released in August (pdf), the Virginia Department of Education began a revision process that resulted in a second draft being released in November

The nominee is investor/businessman Glenn Youngkin, who campaigned for his party’s nomination as a “conservative, Christian outsider.” Youngkin is a wealthy man who was co-CEO of the highly respected investment firm The Carlyle Group.

Mistreating the parents also was a major theme in last November’s victory by Republican Glenn Youngkin in Virginia’s governor’s race.

Yet on Tuesday, Republican Glenn Youngkin beat a former Democratic governor, Terry McAuliffe, who has conceded. In early counts, Republicans were ahead in two more statewide victories. Winsome Sears leads Hala Ayala for lieutenant governor.

DePape, who is residing in the country illegally, represents “a failure to deal with crime and mental health issues for which Democrats will mostly be held responsible,” Tony Marsh of Savanna Communications, who assisted then-candidate Glenn Youngkin

Glenn Youngkin, who was inaugurated on Jan. 15. VDH’s updated guidance for Pre-K–12 schools states the roles and responsibilities among parents, schools, and public health institutions.

With the election of Governor Glenn Youngkin as its 74th governor in January 2022, Virginia now has a Republican governor turning the blue tide. Schumacher sees youth participation in the system as a positive force for the future.

Last Tuesday night’s debate clarified the dramatic gap between Republican Glenn Youngkin and Democrat Terry McAuliffe.

Glenn Youngkin withdrew his state’s bid for site consideration over national security concerns.

Nonetheless, parental revulsion against the promotion of this ideology in public schools has led to a nationwide grassroots rebellion against CRT-promoting school boards—and the election of Republican Glenn Youngkin as governor of Virginia in November

Glenn Youngkin tried to rally voters around what he called a common sense policy: abortion banned after 15 weeks of pregnancy with exceptions for rape, incest, and situations where the mother’s life was at risk.