Congressman and Governor’s Applicant Abigail Spanberger hosts a meeting and gender

Virginia Beach, Washington-Kongresman Abigail Spangberger, who runs to serve as the next governor of Virginia, hosted veterans focused on the meeting and greetings to Virginia Beach on Saturday afternoon. The event was the last stop in her tour of Virginia Beach, where she met with many small companies.

During the event in the young veterans of horse pastures, the Virginians were able to speak and hear from the Democratic Congress of the challenges facing veterans and military families in Virginia. Spangberger talks to those present about his commitment to Virginia’s veterans to make sure they receive proper care and benefits through their service.

“Our country is doing so much to support our veteran community and tries to ensure that when people escape from the military, they may have chosen to stay here in Virginia, but there is more that we can do to continue To ensure that those who get out of the military and are looking to start a business or choose a place to move or settle Virginia is the best place for them, “said Spangberger.

On Saturday, President Trump signed an enforcement order for the issuance of steep rates for Mexico, China and Canada and their corresponding exports. Spangberger says this order will specifically hurt Virginia.

“This plan is a Virgina tax. The economic impact will be awful. This will harm users across the country. This will harm farmers, harm small business owners. It is reckless, dangerous, bad politics, “said Spangberger.

Her event comes a few days after governor Glen Youngkin and Lieutenant Winsome Earl-Siers, who runs to become a republican candidate in the governor’s race, hosted an event for human trafficking. Earle-Sears talked about the survivors of traffic and law enforcement officers about their commitment to protect the Virginians. She posted to X that she and the governor Youngkin “will not break up [their] A commitment to secure a future in which no child, woman or man is a victim of these abominable crimes. ”

“With your support, we can provide a future for Virginia and make sure that the values ​​we value remain strong,” said Earl-Siers.

The last report of the Wazsen Center at Christopher Newport University shows a strict race between the two opponents. In January, the director of research, Dr. Rebecca Bromley-Trukilo, told 13news now that only time would show.

“I would say at the moment that this is someone’s game. We’ll have to see, I want to say we have 10 months. Whatever happens to Trump, I think it will be a huge factor in the race of this governor, “said Dr. Bromley-Truhilo.