Dan Moxley

Split decision affirms lower court’s ruling that the party lacked standing to bring action against the law

Last Wednesday, the Court heard oral arguments in a case that could pave the way for a major transfer of power from elected politicians to grassroots voters.

Sen. Emmett Hanger (D-Augusta) has dropped all pretense, and is now actively encouraging Democrats to vote in the 24th Senate District primary tomorrow

Ken Adams, chairman of the 24th Senate District GOP Committee, has filed a notice of an appeal of the dismissal of his and his committee’s earlier suit against State Board of Elections.[read_more] As we previously reported here, the judge in the case being heard in…

A conservative Republican majority in the Virginia Senate depends on voters in the 24th Senate District coming out to support Dan Moxley on June 9.[read_more] Moxley, former chairman of the Augusta County GOP, is the most reliably conservative candidate in the three-way race. The other…

In a blow to conservatives seeking to reclaim the Republican Party’s role in nominating its candidates, Judge Elizabeth Dillon in federal court in Harrisonburg today dismissed the complaints of both the Party and an affected challenger to incumbent Sen. Emmett Hanger (R-Augusta).

The candidate for the GOP nomination for the 24th Senate District seat currently held by Sen. Emmett Hanger (R-Augusta) is seeking to join local GOP efforts to have the law allowing incumbents to choose their own method of re-nomination declared unconstitutional.[read_more] As we reported at…