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  1. The Virginia General Assembly passed sponsored bills, and the state appointed a new leader for the Department of Juvenile Justice.
  2. The Governor signed legislation and worked with the General Assembly on bills in Richmond.
  3. Abigail Spanberger worked with the legislature on the state budget plan.
  4. The Virginia General Assembly passed new laws regarding labor, health, and elections while proposing budget amendments.

Governor Spanberger's administration announced the restoration of voting rights for residents of Virginia.

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Governor Spanberger's administration announced the restoration of voting rights for residents of Virginia.

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  1. Efforts are underway to restore civil rights for 66,000 people in Virginia.1 source
  2. Governor Spanberger's administration restored voting rights for residents in Virginia.1 source

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