Virginia's new Republican lieutenant governor-elect says she's eager to get to work after a history-making campaign.

Del. Hala Ayala is speaking out after losing her bid to be Virginia's next lieutenant governor.

Virginia Republicans have completed a sweep of down-ballot statewide offices with victories for lieutenant governor and attorney general.

Hala Ayala (D) and Winsome Sears (R) are vying to be Virginia’s next lieutenant governor.

Hala Ayala (D) and Winsome Sears (R) are vying to be Virginia’s next lieutenant governor.

The Democratic “Get Out the Vote” bus tour continues across Southside Virginia and the New River Valley in the final sprint of this race.

Two candidates are vying to be Virginia’s next Lt. Governor, and no matter who wins history will be made.

No matter who wins, history will be made as either Hala Ayala or Winsome Sears will become the first woman to serve as Virginia’s lieutenant governor.

It's been nearly three decades since Virginia's only woman to win a statewide race held political office.

The Associated Press has projected that Hala Ayala will win the Democratic nomination in the Virginia lieutenant governor race.

In the most crowded of the statewide races, six individuals are vying to be the Democratic nominee for Virginia Lieutenant Governor.

Here’s your one-stop shop for the three statewide races in the June 8, 2021, primary election.

Virginia’s Democratic voters will pick their party’s nominees for this year’s three statewide races in Tuesday’s primary election, and both parties will settle on nominations for the House of Delegates and local seats.

Six candidates are facing off in the race to become the Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor.