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Moms Bring Daughters to Witness History at Spanberger Inauguration: 'That Could Be Them Someday'
Spanberger’s orders target cost reduction, education improvements, housing supply, and federal funding impacts, with agencies required to report within 90 days, officials said.
- On Saturday, Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed 10 executive orders at the Virginia State Capitol immediately following her inauguration.
- Spanberger campaigned on affordability, housing and rural healthcare, prompting swift orders as her administration vowed to lower costs and deliver results for families.
- Establishing new bodies, Spanberger ordered both a health financing task force and a housing commission; Executive Order 2 creates the Interagency Health Financing Task Force, and Executive Order 3 establishes the Commission on Unlocking Housing Production to increase housing supply.
- Spanberger rescinded Executive Order 47, reversing guidance on immigration enforcement amid disputes with former Gov. Glenn Youngkin and ordering a review of higher-education appointment processes.
- In the coming months, commonwealth agencies must submit reports and recommendations to the governor while the Economic Resiliency Task Force assesses federal workforce, funding, Medicaid, and SNAP impacts.
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Spanberger to address lawmakers after inauguration, executive orders
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger will address state lawmakers Monday following her historic swearing-in ceremony over the weekend, where she became the Commonwealth's first female governor.Shortly after it, she got right to work and signed ten executive orders."Here in the Commonwealth of Virginia we are making some changes," Spanberger said during her Inaugural Ball on Saturday night.The executive orders cover a variety of topics, from directin…
Spanberger signs 10 executive orders on first day in office
(The Center Square) – Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed 10 executive orders Saturday on her first day in office, directing reviews of public university governance, executive branch authority, and Virginia’s response
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