Deeds is Democratic nominee for governor in primary
June 9, 2009
Creigh Deeds, Virginia senator from the 25th district, is the winner of the Democratic primary for Virginia governor with 49 percent of the votes.
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Column: Terry McAuliffe brings energy to Virginia race
May 27, 2009
2009 Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe has given the campaign a big name with considerable experience working at the highest levels of public affairs.
Debate reveals candidates' platforms
April 30, 2009
All three Democratic candidates for Virginia Governor assured citizens they would eventually unite to close the controversial gun show loop hole. But last night's debate in Blacksburg proved the campaign will be a shooting match until the second Tuesday i
Editorial: Debate showcases importance of technology
April 30, 2009
Video: Democratic gubernatorial debate
April 29, 2009
Watch candidates Creigh Deeds, Terry McAuliffe and Brian Moran debate issues affecting Virginians.
Dems gear up for tonight's debate
April 28, 2009
Tonight, Virginia's Democratic candidates for governor will descend upon the Virginia Tech campus to debate issues pertinent to college students. The push to focus on the younger demographic has moved to the forefront of campaigns after college students p
Editorial: Attend gubernatorial debate to learn more about candidates
April 28, 2009
Tonight at the Lyric, the Blacksburg community has a unique opportunity to get to know the Democratic candidates for governor, Creigh Deeds, Terry McAuliffe and Brian Moran, as they take part in a debate beginning at 7 p.m.
Gallery: Clinton and McAuliffe Campaign in Roanoke
April 27, 2009
Over 200 people braved the heat in Downtown Roanoke to see former President Bill Clinton campaign with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe.
Clinton visits Roanoke for McAuliffe campaign
April 27, 2009
Promising to pump money into education and green energy jobs, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe appeared with close friend and former president Bill Clinton Monday, outside Fire Station #1 in downtown Roanoke.
Column: Question our politicians
April 23, 2009
After watching the presidential debates last fall, I, for one, wished I had been asked to submit a question via YouTube or had the chance to sit in at a town hall debate. For the Virginia gubernatorial race this year, we as students finally have an opport