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Ralph Northam

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To protect each other, we all need to wear a face covering in indoor public settings, starting this Friday, May 29. This includes retail stores, barbershops, restaurants, government buildings, on

.@VDHgov has been reporting all tests, regardless of the type of test, since the beginning of this health crisis. When I found out recently that data from all types of

Testing is critically important as we move forward in the fight against #COVID19, and we will continue to work closely with hospitals, university health systems, commercial labs, and physicians across

We are extending business closures in Virginia for an additional two weeks, to Friday, May 8. It continues to be important for Virginians to stay home. The actions we have

I have signed bold new laws to reform criminal justice in Virginia, including measures to raise the felony larceny threshold, permanently eliminate driver’s license suspensions for unpaid court fines and

I just signed the Clean Economy Act, which makes Virginia the first southern state with a 100% clean energy standard. We will continue to lead in the fight against climate

I'm asking the General Assembly to establish a #COVID19 relief fund to help small businesses get back on their feet and provide support to nursing homes, Virginians looking for employment,

I’ve signed nearly two dozen pro-worker laws, including measures to combat worker misclassification and wage theft, ban workplace discrimination, and prohibit non-compete contracts for low-wage workers.https://www.governor.virginia.gov/newsroom/all-r

I am proud to sign new laws that repeal discriminatory language from Virginia’s books, give localities control over Confederate monuments in their communities, and begin the process of replacing Virginia’s

Virginians, I’ll be answering your #COVID19 questions during a nationwide #AskTheGov Twitter Q&A tomorrow, April 2 at 12:00 PM. Send us your questions using #AskGovNortham Q: #AskGovNortham I consider myself