
Henrico's Democratic shift accelerates as Republican congressional vote totals plunge
Democrats strengthened their hold on Henrico County in Tuesday's congressional elections, continuing a political shift that has accelerated during the past four years.
The biggest change since the 2022 midterms wasn't simply that more people voted Democratic – it was that Democrats attracted significantly more votes while Republicans attracted slightly fewer, even as the county's population of registered voters continued to grow. (Click here to continue reading)















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