Senator Donald McEachin

From State Senator Donald McEachin:Senator McEachin Notes that PPP Poll ReinforcesThat Senate Power Should be SharedRichmond - Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) noted that that the PPP Poll released today showed that Virginians, by an absolute majority, want power shared in the State Senate. Se

From the office of State Senator Donald McEachin:Senator McEachin Statement on Lawsuit DecisionRichmond – Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today released this statement on the judge’s ruling in the Democratic Senate lawsuit. "While I respectfully disagree with the outcome, it was purely a pro

From State Senator Donald McEachin:Senator McEachin Expresses Profound Dismay and SadnessOver New Shooting at Virginia TechHenrico- Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today expressed his profound sadness and grief over the new shootings at Virginia Tech. Senator McEachin said, “When I first hear

Senator McEachin Says Governor Kaine’s Debate Performance Clearly Demonstrates That He Has the Path to Lead Virginia to a Successful FutureHenrico – Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today released this statement after watching the Kaine-Allen debate. “I was so pleased to see Governor Kaine put

Senator McEachin Statement on International AIDS DAYHenrico –Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today released this statement on the occasion of International AIDS Day. Senator McEachin said, “We need to take this opportunity to remember every person who has lost a father or mother, a sister or

When it comes to redistricting, the conservative Richmond Times Dispatch admits that McEachin is right:The state Senate and the House of Delegates have approved competing maps for congressional redistricting. Compromise has not occurred. Sen. Donald McEachin says, "The courts probably will decide" t

From State Senator Donald McEachin:Senator McEachin Commends General Assembly on Appointment ofFirst African-American Female Judge in Henrico CountyRichmond – Senator A. Donald McEachin (D-Henrico) today commended the 2011 Virginia General Assembly for appointing Ms. Mary Malveaux, the first female