“Your vote matters, and we’re going to need engagement from everyone interested in moving Virginia forward to be successful. We fundamentally believe Secure Your Vote Virginia is how, together, we can win in 2023 and beyond.

Visit: secureyourvotevirginia.com,” Governor Glenn Youngkin. 

Everything we’ve accomplished so far – empowering parents, cutting taxes, backing the blue, and jumpstarting Virginia’s economy – is at stake.

We’re competing to win in 2023! We are going to drive early voting and absentee voting, and we are not going to be behind on election day. 

Join us! 🗳️

Last Sunday, Governor Glenn Youngkin, along with faith leaders and health officials, discussed the behavioral health crisis at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, organized by VOICE, an interfaith coalition of religious communities and civic organizations in Northern Virginia. 

“This isn’t a partisan moment. It’s a chance to say that there’s plenty of money in the system. We can pass a budget that can fund this, and we can get going because I don’t think Virginians should wait any longer,” said Governor Youngkin. 

Watch Governor Youngkin discuss Right Help, Right Now on CNN here. 

For the first time in 90 years of FFA gatherings, a First Lady delivered remarks and visited with young Virginians at the FFA (Future Farmers of America) state convention alongside Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Matt Lohr. Held at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, the annual gathering united thousands of middle and high school students aspiring to agricultural careers. Recognizing First Lady Youngkin's support for Virginia agriculture, the chapter also presented her with an honorary state FFA degree.

Donating blood to Virginia’s Red Cross is one of the easiest yet most effective ways to address the blood supply shortage during the summer months.

Let's come together, schedule a visit and donate: http://rcblood.org/appt.

Virginia artist Barclay Sheaks’ breathtaking and serene painting ‘Watcher by the Rail’ made #homehistory by being featured in The Art Experience at the Executive Mansion. Featuring Sheaks’ wife, Edna, the painting was part of the “Watcher” series — a collection depicting ferry passengers peering attentively at the water. Sheaks’ work is inspired by the beauty of the Chesapeake Bay and a river in Poquoson. To learn more about Sheaks and other works in The Art Experience, head to the Executive Mansion website or visit the Executive Mansion in person each Tuesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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