Activists need to consider who they are supporting this year. We need a governor who has been there for the people of Virginia; not a newcomer who’s willing to take a dollar from anyone.

The State Board of Elections started accepting petitions from statewide candidates today. Campaigns are in various stages of signature collection and verification.

As a proven Democratic leader, Brian Moran has fought for the people of Virginia; bringing thousands of jobs to the commonwealth. He’s been there for Virginia, and will be there as our next governor.

Brian Moran’s campaign has taken a page from Obama in developing a custom site featuring supporter profiles and groups. Overall, I’m impressed, save a few suggestions.

Brian Moran’s campaign for Governor released its first radio ad today, which will air in the Hampton Roads region beginning Wednesday.

Virginia’s Democratic and Republican gubernatorial candidates faced off at the Virginia Capitol Correspondents Association’s annual dinner in Richmond using humor.

Beyond not taking advantage of the energy of the 3,000 Democrats assembled, Moran completely sidestepped a positive atmosphere of party unity.

Moran is firmly moving forward with a specific environmental agenda that goes above and beyond current proposals in Virginia.

Brian Moran concluded his Virginia Values Tour today with the overwhelming majority of Arlington County elected officials endorsing his campaign for Governor. The Virginia Values Tour began on November 13 in bellwether Loudoun County and concludes today in heavily Democratic Arlington.

John LaCombe will be a champion in Richmond for smart growth and quality of life issues that go to the core of Hampton Road’s ability to thrive as a community. He’ll be a leader in the Hampton Roads delegation for our environment and clean technologies. Most of all, he’ll be a legislator who knows how to listen to constituents, and will always put the people of the 81st district first in Richmond.