Every year is an election year in Virginia, and we gain national attention as one of the only states to vote for governor after a presidential election year.

Election Day is Nov. 4, and Democrats and Republicans are making their last call to voters prior to Election Day in Virginia.

10 News Anchor Abbie Coleman sat down with both candidates for lieutenant governor to discuss their priorities.

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor, Democrat John Fetterman, may have gotten under somebody’s skin. A provision slipped into lame-duck budget legislation Friday would ban flags not approved by lawmakers from flying at the state Capitol — such as the pro-marijuana legalization and LGBTQ- and transgender-rights flags that Fetterman hangs from his second-floor outdoor balcony that overlooks the building's broad front steps. In an interview, the irreverent Fetterman said he hadn't known about the provision until told by a reporter Friday. Fetterman's marijuana flag flies year-round, while he flies LGBTQ- and transgender-rights flags during Pride Month in June. I didn't know we had that division in the state police,” Fetterman said.