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partner • with Governor Jim Gilmore."

With the Lt. Governor casting tie-breaking votes in the Virginia Senate, which is split evenly between the two parties, this race is more important than ever. Earley Fights for Families

A strong grassroots organization earned State Senator Mark Earley of Chesapeake the GOP nomination for Attorney General. While Gilmore and Hager were unopposed for their nominations, the GOP nomination for Attorney General was hotly contested. Running strong in every region of the state, Earley handily defeated his three opponents.

Earley, who was first elected to the Virginia Senate in 1987, won passage this winter of a bill requir

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