U.S. Senator John Warner's decision to retire is setting off a chain-reaction in the Old Dominion, as leaders in both parties start positioning themselves for November 2008. Meanwhile find out how state & local elections in November 2007 are affecting how different communities approach the illegal immigration controversy. It's the Virginia Politics Hour, our wrap up of news and views from around the Commonwealth.
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Virginia Politics Hour
Listen Wednesday, Sep. 5, 2007 at 12:06 p.m. in Elections, Local Elections, PoliticsGuests
Amy Gardner
Reporter, The Washington Post
Bob Gibson
Reporter, Charlottesville Daily Progress
Creigh Deeds
Virginia State Senator (D- 25th District, Charlottesville)
Jay O'Brien
Virginia State Senator (R- 39th District, Fairfax)
Gerald Connolly
Chairman, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors (D)
David Albo
Member, Virginia House of Delegates (R-Springfield)
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