Jahd Khalil is a Staff Reporter at VPM News. He covers Virginia state politics, focusing on themes such as government, elections, and public policy, drawing on his previous experience with RadioIQ and freelance journalism in Egypt. Jahd's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR, WBUR, and Southern California Public Radio.
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Jahd Khalil's coverage is predominantly focused on government and politics, particularly within the local context of Virginia, Richmond. He extensively covers legislative developments, government announcements, legal policy regulations, and local political events.
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By: Jahd Khalil
The amendment would also establish a “fundamental right to vote” in Virginia.
By: Jahd Khalil
The amendment would also establish a “fundamental right to vote” in Virginia.
By: Jahd Khalil, Adrienne McGibbon
The Henrico prosecutor wants to bring trust, accountability back to DC.
By: Adrienne McGibbon, Jahd Khalil
As the incumbent told VPM News, “There's still much more that we need to do.”
Social conservatives are uneasy that the amendment treats them as separate concepts.
By: Jahd Khalil
Some of the opposition to Virginia's proposed same-sex marriage constitutional amendment comes down to one word: gender.
The Portsmouth Democrat is president pro tempore of the Virginia Senate.
The federal government has arrested state Sen. Louise Lucas (D–Portsmouth), alleging she participated in a criminal conspiracy to sell marijuana and launder the profits.
After Oct. 23, newly registered Virginia voters will file a provisional ballot and yes, you should still get a sticker.
By: Jahd Khalil
Whether or not they live in a competitive congressional district, voters in many states will be deciding on statewide ballot measures with a chance to make law themselves.
