Former Gov. George Allen has reaffirmed his support for lieutenant governor nominee John Reid amid chaos in the Virginia GOP.

Republican lieutenant governor candidate John Reid says Gov. Glenn Youngkin called and asked him to drop out of the race over a recent controversy.

John Reid, the Republican nominee for Virginia lieutenant governor, said he is staying in the race despite calls from Gov. Youngkin for him to drop out.

John Reid said he believes someone else created a social media account posing as him and shared the images to discredit him.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) is facing backlash from Republicans in his state over his call for lieutenant gubernatorial ...

First, Glenn Youngkin won an improbable victory for Virginia governor, signaling a Republican Party comeback. Then, Youngkin ...

John Reid, set to be the GOP’s candidate for lieutenant governor, has been spurned by members of his own party.

Youngkin defended his Friday phone call urging Reid to drop out of the race, while Earle-Sears urged Republicans to unite.

Youngkin commented on the situation for the first time during a press event at the Drug Enforcement Administration Headquarters in Arlington Tuesday afternoon.

In a stunning escalation of Virginia’s Republican infighting, Matt Moran — head of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s Spirit of Virginia ...

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said “the decision is...up to John,” a day after Reid’s lawyer sent a cease-and-desist notice to ...

The internal fight between Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin, his political action committee, and John Reid, the party's nominee for lieutenant governor in this year's election, has taken a legal turn.