While all eyes are on the high-profile race for governor, voters are also casting ballots for lieutenant governor, attorney general and the entire 100-member House of Delegates, where the balance of power will be determined.

A quick succession of politicians are lining up to throw their hats in the ring following the announcements last week that Treasurer Nancy Kopp will retire at the end of the year and Attorney General Brian Frosh will not seek reelection.

The Virginia governor’s race heads into the home stretch with candidates in a dead heat. 

Faced with strong opposition, Senate Democrats are reportedly set to outline a revised plan today.

Here’s a quick look at the political headlines in the region…

Credit Union professionals affilated with the Association are invited to attend a virtual Town Hall with NCUA Chair Todd Harper, October 29, 10:30 – 11:30 am.

The DC Council voted last week to give Mayor Muriel Bowser permission to extend the city’s public health emergency through January 7. 

Proposed by the student member of the Montgomery County School Board, the course would teach students how to budget, invest, spend and borrow.

Nominations are now being accepted for nine open director positions – eight regular elections and one special election – on CUNA’s Board of Directors.

Without comment, the U. S. Supreme Court on Monday affirmed a lower court ruling that said District of Columbia residents are not entitled to voting representation in the House of Representatives.