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Former President Bill Clinton drew a crowd of around 500 people on Sunday afternoon at Richmond Community High School and asked them to elect his friend Terry McAuliffe as governor of Virginia. iPadJournos Katherine Johnson and Whitney Torres reported the story for the website of CBS 6.
Education is one of the important issues in this year's gubernatorial election. iPadJournos reporters Mason Brown and Amir Vera asked parents and teachers what they expect from the next governor. Read their story on the website of CBS 6.
LGBT community weighs its influence in gubernatorial race
In the race for governor, the LGBT community in Virginia is putting its political influence to the test. Justin Ayars, president of the LGBT-friendly Richmond Business Alliance, said the views of the leading gubernatorial candidates Ken Cuccinelli and Terry McAuliffe on LGBT rights could sway voters in this year’s election. iPadJournos reporters Talisha Williams and Samantha Morgan report for the website of WTVR-CBS 6:
Wife increases pressure on Cuccinelli, McAuliffe to debate Sarvis After releasing an emotional video asking for her husband to be included in the gubernatorial debate this week, Dr. Astrid Sarvis said she remains hopeful about her husband’s chances. In an interview with iPadJournos reporters Katherine Johnson and Whitney Torres, she increases the pressure on Ken Cuccinelli and Terry McAuliffe to debate Robert Sarvis, the Libertarian candidate in the race. Read our story and view video interviews with Robert and Astrid Sarvis on the website of CBS 6.
VCU program turns out voters in Mosby Court
Residents of the Mosby Court public housing complex in Richmond are able to make a difference in the upcoming gubernatorial election through the help of the ASPiRE program at VCU. iPadJournos reporters Talisha Williams and Samantha Morgan report for the website of WTVR-CBS 6:
Food pantry to open for VCU students in need
Currently, the Catholic Campus Ministry, the Baptist Campus Ministry, the Muslim Student Association and the Grace & Holy Trinity Episcopal Church are working to start a food pantry at VCU. It will be housed in the building of the Baptist Campus Ministry and will open some time in the coming spring semester. iPadJournos reporters Katherine Johnson and Whitney Torres report for the website of CBS 6.
Federal employees fume over Congress, shutdown
As federal employees return to work today, their anger over 16 days of government shutdown does not seem to subside any time soon. iPadJournos reporters Talisha Williams and Samantha Morgan report for the website of CBS 6.
Cuccinelli leads the race — on Facebook, Twitter
As Election Day nears, be ready for Republican Ken Cuccinelli, Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Libertarian Robert Sarvis to pop up when you check your Facebook page and Twitter feed. Their gubernatorial campaigns are all engaged on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Experts say these are indispensable tools in political campaigning today. iPadJournos reporters Niki Farahmand and Sam Haywood report for the website of CBS 6.
Duggar to McAuliffe: Drop out of the race
Reality TV-star Jim Bob Duggar and his family are going all out for Republican Ken Cuccinelli in a statewide tour, demanding that his opponent quit his campaign for governor. iPadJournos reporters Sam Haywood and Niki Farahmand report for the website of CBS 6.
VCU and UR students ask: What election?
As Terry McAuliffe and Ken Cuccinelli go on the last laps in their gubernatorial campaigns, student groups on the campuses of VCU and the University of Richmond are trying to generate interest in the election on Nov. 5. iPadJournos reporters Jackson McMillan and Jim Swing report for the website of CBS 6.
Political analysts grade McAuliffe, Cuccinelli
Three-and-a-half weeks are left until Virginians will choose their 72nd governor in this fall’s election. Time for a check on how effective Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Ken Cuccinelli have campaigned so far. iPadJournos reporters Niki Farahmand and Sam Haywood asked four political analysts and experts to grade the campaigns of the two top contenders as they go into the final weeks of the race for governor.
Read more on the website of CBS 6.
The Society of Professional Journalists at VCU staged a gubernatorial debate on Monday night in the University Student Commons. iPadJournos reporters Jackson McMillan and Jim Swing have the report and interview with Young Democrat Matthew Rogers. Also view their reporting on the website of WTVR-CBS 6.
The Society of Professional Journalists at VCU staged a gubernatorial debate on Monday night in the University Student Commons. iPadJournos reporters Jackson McMillan and Jim Swing have the report and interview with College Republican Martha Crosby. Also view their reporting on the website of WTVR-CBS 6.
Author Paul Loeb invests to turn out youth vote in Virginia
iPadJournos reporters Mason Brown and Amir Vera report on author and social activist Paul Loeb who invests this fall to turn out the youth vote in the election. Our reporters had a chance to interview Loeb this week when he visited VCU. Read their story on the website of WTVR-CBS 6.
Libertarian candidate Robert Sarvis takes message to Shockoe Slip
iPadJournos reporters Alex Carrigan and Whitney Muse followed Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Robert Sarvis around when he campaigned in Shockoe Slip on Friday. Read their story on the website of WTVR-CBS 6.
Gubernatorial candidates court Wilder, students
When former Douglas Wilder calls, gubernatorial candidates are ready to make their case to him and his students. An endorsement by the former Virginia governor can still go a long way for any candidate in Virginia.
Both, Republican Ken Cuccinelli and Democrat Terry McAuliffe, spoke to students in Wilder’s public policy class at VCU on Thursday afternoon, outlining their education plans in attempts to rally young voters behind their campaigns.
iPadJournos reporters Katherine Johnson and Whitney Torres report this story on the website of WTVR-CBS 6 (top photo by iPadJournos reporter Talisha Williams).
iPadJournos interview with Tumblr founder David Karp when he visited VCU a year ago. Read the full story on the website of CBS 6.